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Good Song
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Flew
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Far East Side
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Can't Lose Tonight
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Falling in Style
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It's Just a Migraine
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Seismograph
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The Magnificent Electric New York
The Magnificent Electric plays indie psych music that is at once very silly and deeply
profound.
His lush arrangements and warped guitar tones bridge the gap between the analog and digital worlds, while his whimsical lyrics seamlessly blend future with past.
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