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Atomic Square Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cerebral post-rock meets bittersweet pop.
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Full of swelling guitars, intricate vocal melodies & introspective lyrics, evidence of a group of musicians who have honed their skills and made a record to be revered for its beauty, tact, & honesty.
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