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Solenopsin
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Lepidoptera
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Gloom
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Forms of Khepra
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The Apoideaic Temple
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Rise of the Crown
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ÜLu
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Fish Leg Las Vegas, Nevada
Multi-Instrumentalists, Tark Janis, Nate Miller & Adam Kuehling created Fish Leg in 2012. Their goal was to combine influential genres into one sound using a more organic approach primarily focusing on acoustic instruments! Technical song-writing & cultural sounds help capture their unique sound. ... more
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