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Afraid of Love
04:25
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Thursday's Song
03:05
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Shadow of a Man
03:32
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Another Song
04:03
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Broken Churches AL, Spain
Broken Churches are living proof that distance is a sad excuse for not making music together.
Aligning their
unwavering dedication to the do-it-yourself work ethic with melodic guitars and harmonious vocals, singer/guitarist Mark Crocker and guitarist Rob Jackson have managed to capture a sound reminiscent of bands such as Nada Surf and REM from their home studios based in Scotland and Spain.
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