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Camera Man
04:14
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Fallen 8
03:50
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Green Notes
03:51
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Candy Man
04:03
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Guilt
04:03
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Piano Song
03:27
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Cash Register
02:34
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Black Eyes
03:13
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No Opinion Needed
04:52
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Summer
06:56
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Passed Out
05:06
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Something Sneaky Boston, Massachusetts
Something Sneaky began performing their loud and catchy indie-rock music in 2011. Charging up for years in the energy of city basements and local clubs, they have since taken their music on the road. They look forward to touring as they promote their new album: Pictures. ... more
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