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Anti Hero Worship
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Honey in my Coffee
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Blur the Lines
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Ghost Town
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The Quiet Gently Warns
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Sweet Alice
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OK
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Capital Grass and the No Men Ottawa, Ontario
Capital Grass and the No Men are Matt Gower, Wayne Coulis, D'Arcy McGuire, and Mike Short. Hailing from Ottawa, Ontario, these gunslingers combine roots music and rock & roll to form a sound they like to call alt-folk. If you listen closely to the lyrics, you'll hear songs about fear, love, loss and hope. ... more
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