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Sawbone
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Woman Kind
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Death Past Her
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Kuda
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Fluxor
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Seeker
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Loyalist
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Lies
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Meet The Giant Denver, Colorado
Meet The Giant formed in 2009 as a writing and recording outlet for scene veterans Mic Naranjo (Fallout Orphan, The Legendary Beep Beeps), Erin Cisney (Vena Cava), and Lawrence Snell (Colder Than Fargo), whose dark and atmospheric narrative compositions pull from a breadth of post-punk, alternative, and electronic influences. ... more
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