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Backyard Songbook - Mole
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Micah Ling - Peg and Awl
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Matt Langlais - Anyway
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Cousin Dud - Illinois
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the Go Rounds - No Eyes
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Sacred Strays - Ghostly
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Hanan - Widdershins
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Maraj - Havana
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Mostly Midwest
Mostly Midwest is a blog with its crosshairs on the midwestern music scene, featuring profiles, interviews, reviews, photos, videos, and more.
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