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Pricks on the Couch
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Bummer Sun
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Fall in Line
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Mechanical Lust
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Candy Knows
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Mirror
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Patient Monuments
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Probably Me
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Raincult Portland, Oregon
Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Raincult was originally conceived as a recording project in 2018 by Dustin Simensen and Danny Deebles. After the initial recordings Jeff City (drums), Karl Beheim (keys, guitar, saxophone), and Brooke Metropulos (bass) were recruited to form the current 5-piece outfit. Their sound draws inspiration from post-punk, psychedelia, noise, and country music. ... more
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