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Spider
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Wistful Wombat
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Kooky Monster
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Shadow Creep
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Rabito
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Dilemma
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Rabbit Ears Detroit, Michigan
"Rabbit Ears are a three-piece Detroit-based group, creating tight, hooky, sort of spooky and cinematic sounding surf-rock. It’s instrumental, and it definitely has a slick, spy-movie soundtrack vibe going on." - Jeff Milo (WDET)
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