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    Recommended for fans of thoughtful, hyperliterate songwriting (see: the Weakerthans, Restorations) and punk-rooted indie rock (along the lines of Husker Du, Superchunk, Archers of Loaf); featuring members of the Angries, JTT, and Lease—pretty much a cross-section of what makes Corvallis music awesome

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We're slaking the night away. We're stained in its calm. All around we're ringed with trees, incandescent every leaf. I was dizzy in this place. I was a lecher in its grace. We're talking the stars all down, we're rooting up names. Here we drink and while we laugh we burn up whiskey in our wrath and now we don't have any. The tinder we carried there, it carries us back. We can all of us be seventeen again and not remember something better. We're rending at undergrowth and howling at the creek. We let our wilderness gloat and our better sense repose becoming feral in the dark and now we're brooded by its mark. The people we buried there, the last rites we gave. Our eyes welled as we spoke carefully of them, of all the torments we'd consent, to revive them. We close our eyes in reverence.

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from What Good We Do Cassette SPR13, released September 16, 2014

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