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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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Just call it off. I know you'd rather live in the blackness and the pitch and go through walls just like a ghost. All you do is drift. You'll find your way back home. We raised a cairn, a promise there, but what was done we don't remember, we were young. All those stones fell long ago, now they're in riverbeds or underneath of homes. Just shed some skin. Let it sear away and drag off all the casing that you're in. You look for fire where there's ash. You stoke the wood but nothing here will catch. You'll find your way back home. You made a road through forest grove, now grown back over traces lost in branch and bone. You come back home but you're never grown. You'd eat your own I know you did. Such a lovely space for us to make a quiet grave. That's what you used to say but you could never keep your promises.

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

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