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American Watercolor Movement Jersey City, New Jersey
American Watercolor Movement draws us into a world all their own. With a unique lyrical mutability, their songs appeal to our senses—imparting stories of lust, longing, traveling, searching—and we willingly submit to the highs and lows of their design.Their latest release, Rooftops, Rifles, and Honey is a collection of singles and unreleased tracks from 2004 - 2008 offered in three volumes. ... more
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