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Liar (Instrumental)
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Kings (Instrumental)
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Moving On (Instrumental)
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Push Back (Instrumental)
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The Minds (Instrumental)
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Prelude (Instrumental)
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Rags & Ribbons Portland, Oregon
Rags & Ribbons play melodic rock anthems driven by classically-inspired piano. Progressive and post-rock influences by way of Muse, MEW, Florence + The Machine, and Sigur Ros color these intricate pop songs, expressing desire, yearning, regret and joy like only pop can. ... more
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