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The Matter
04:24
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Tobogganing
04:01
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West Coast Town
04:43
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House of Glass
06:27
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The Snake and The Worm
04:47
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Bassline
03:14
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The Fractal Ferns Vancouver, British Columbia
Inspired by Punk Grunge and Pop. The Fractal Ferns deliver modern day cynicism through the sound of highly infectious rock anthems.
Recommended for fans of bands like Radiohead, Modest Mouse, and the Wearkerthans!
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