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Escape Artist
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Sink This Ship
03:23
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Inside This Church
04:21
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Loneliness & Art
03:12
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Rocket Fuels & Remedies
02:54
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Lever By My Side
04:18
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Terrace Quakes
04:08
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Antarctica
03:31
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High Limits
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Enemy At The Garden Gate
02:33
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Winter York Melbourne, Australia
A brooding indie pop outfit from inner city Melbourne, Winter York are the amalgamation of four passionate musicians.
Amongst their other projects, they have come together to form their own breed of poetic ambient pop.
You’ll find layered vocals, weeping cello, singing lead guitar, and a luscious acoustic guitar all bound together by intricate drums and percussion.
Debut EP Coming Soon
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