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My Generation
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Headspace >
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As-salamu Alaykum
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Sad Side of Loneliness
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Vortex into
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Shanda
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25i (Awakening)
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25i (Realization)
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25i (Flashback)
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Fortunate Son
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The Matter New Haven, Connecticut
The Matter includes members John McGowan on Guitar, Lincoln Wilson on Bass Guitar, and Eli Farland on Drums. The band was formed and currently resides in New Haven, CT. Created in September 2015. They have played venues such as Toads Place and Stella Blues and plays a variety of both originals and covers. ... more
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