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The Electric Hexx
03:31
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Ceremony
04:08
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Highways
03:49
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Kick Your Shoes Off
03:29
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Sea of Daydreams
03:32
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Stolen Radar
03:25
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Freak Out!
03:10
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The Comedown
05:34
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To Infinity
04:37
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Jon of Earth Memphis, Tennessee
Jon of Earth’s songs have an indie rock, guitar driven sound that’s mashed up with pop-ish vocals and psychedelic edges that are reminiscent of the independent bands from the ‘90’s.
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