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Sooner or Later
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Nothing Is What It Seems
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I Can't Make It Anymore
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Black Heart on the Road
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Blue Eyes
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So Long Ago
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Out of the Blue
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The West New York, New York
The West formed in 2006, consisting of five high school kids with the intentions of replicating the music of their musical idols. We think we paid them a pretty fair tribute.
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Two of us have gone on to join June Bloom, a power trio and so much more. We've put out two albums with songs that cover many different genres while maintaining our roots.
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Our label mate, Wild Darling. He's a pretty great guitar player. Influenced by Nick Drake, Elliot Smith, and others, he has put out a self-titled album in late-2011 and just put out a new single.
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