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Good Thing
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Won't Let You Down
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Trouble
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Empire
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Pilots
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Flame On
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High Road
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End Of Time
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Planets
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Nowhere To Be Found
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Modern Life
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Pale Hollow Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio’s, Pale Hollow naturally combines elements of folk rock with the restless urgency of a rustbelt garage band. Their songs, though modern and melodic, are anchored by the solid rock and pop traditions of the 60’s and 70’s. Pale Hollow is happy to announce the release of their new record called Pilots. ... more
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