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Cleaning Up
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Only You
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Tender Queen
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Summer Daze
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Tell the Truth
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Maybe Tomorrow
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Dream Phases Los Angeles, California
"Eclectic as this record is (ranging from garage fuzz to space rock), it’s bound together by its harmonies, lush and
ethereal. By the end, you’re left disorientated, not sure if you’re still dreaming. But once it’s seeped into your subconscious, you won’t want to wake up." -
Shindig! Magazine
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