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Sins City
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Moon Again (Again)
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The Feelings We Disguise
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Dowager Governess
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King Of Argos
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Radial Symmetry
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These Days
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The Modern Sins Rimouski, Québec
Une structure musicale et une prose sans base fixe, donc libre de tout moule, de toute
contrainte.
Friendly rock, hand in hand with feelings, without the cheesy side. Somewhere between Winnipeg and Montreal indie scenes, you will find Ontario, and the band's sound, too. A song structure and a prose without boundaries, therefore free from any mould or restraint.
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