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Bitter Blue Breeze
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The Back Alley
03:03
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Black Leather Coat
03:50
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Dead Poetics
02:04
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Midnight Highrise
01:18
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Midwest Odysey
04:25
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The Baudelaire
02:08
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Going to L.A.
03:40
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Little Roxanne
03:40
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The Saturday
01:49
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Step Into the Zone
03:55
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You've Got Your Passions
02:14
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Polygon Peach Minneapolis, Minnesota
Polygon Peach is a rock and roll, global groove, power trio from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Cultivated
with passion, Polygon Peach developed under close quarters organically, growing together under one roof. Paying homage to the classics as well as bringing fresh flavor with a unique sound. Now, splashing onto the scene to share quality heartfelt songs of expression..
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