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Feeling Fine
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Endlessshmendless
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It Is What It Is
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Former Mallard
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Oh No!
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Trouble
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Won't Save Me
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Today Too Late
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QT
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JPDRW
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All The Time
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Cake Mountain Reading, UK
Cake Mountain began as principal songwriter Ricky Tanner split from his third band in 2 years. He compiled all his songs from these bands; a postpunk band, an indie band, and a terribly clichéd rock band, and decided to change them. His initial vision was “Arcade Fire on a shoestring”, but the songs became more devolved than that, stripping them to their bones and building them into something new. ... more
Cake Mountain recommends:
Anthology of Misadventure (collected recordings 2004-2006)
by Ricky Tanner
A collection of early rough demos from Cake Mountain songwriter Ricky Tanner
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Ship To Shore
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