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Overplayed My Hand
02:12
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Holding Pattern
02:46
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Southpaw
03:04
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Tourniquet
02:59
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Killing Frost
03:19
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Sudden Sting
03:08
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Fault Line
02:48
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Weightless
02:58
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Drawing Conclusions
03:22
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Unravel
05:23
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Prism Shores Montreal, Québec
Prism Shores are Montreal janglers who cherry-pick the record crate for influence, recalling the best shambling C86, fuzzed-out power pop, and glistening shoegaze while leaving an idiosyncratic stamp.
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