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Last Free Place
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Shut It Down
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White Noise
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Against the Grain
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Old Soul
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Mirrors and Lights Denver, Colorado
With a diverse musical background ranging from blues and rock to Celtic and folk, Mirrors and Lights incorporates all these sounds into their original music as well as their unique covers. Influencing musicians include Sylvan Esso, Angus and Julia Stone, and The Everybodyfields, among many many others. A relatively new Denver band, they're excited to turn things up a notch with their new demo! ... more
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