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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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This is nothing like it used to be. The shadows have withdrawn to sleep, the dust left in the window-light, our foundations to silt from the worlds we used to build of sheets and furniture. We'd lie in them all day and at night an exodus. Staying out in the lawns past seven or on the rooftops under the empyrean. The din of days would all seethe out. The sidewalk cracked and you were caught and you were swallowed whole beneath this town, a ruined vault of broken glass and apertures. Don't leave us this way, I knew that you couldn't stay. And I know you haven't bled enough. No one gets out of here. We were giants, we were marred, sucking down the fire of the stars into our bodies where the molten cooled. It made us feel unconquerable and it made us full. Sister there are places that could contain this still. Anywhere but here.

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

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