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Father, Friend
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Ghost Town USA
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Watching L.A. Fall Apart
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Mid-Quarantine Nightmare
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Loneliness Settles In
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Slow Coming Day
Slow Coming Day is an American indie rock band. Previously the group released it’s first independent EP “A Part of Me Died” followed by a full length “Farewell to the Familiar” on Tooth and Nail Records. The group toured with many great bands such as Mae, Copeland, Emery, Spitalfield, As Tall As Lions, Gatsby’s American Dream, Mewithoutyou, Anberlin, & Watashi Wa to name a few. ... more
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