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Sarah Larsson
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Curtis Wenzel
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George Cartwright
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Sean Hamilton
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Noah OB
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Alden - Alden Ikeda
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Bill Brovold
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Patrick Marschke
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Pat Moriarty
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Mankwe Ndosi
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Emerson Aagaard
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Paul Metzger Saint Paul, Minnesota
"…Metzger’s banjo and guitar contain multitudes. Suspended between past and future, honouring the tradition while hijacking it, listening for its voice while revelling in its inarticulacies; this is how the thing sings. And the song, in the obsessive extensions of Metzger’s instruments, truly has no ending." - The Wire. ... more
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