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Futurola
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Sayonara
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Push the Sky
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Infiniton Field
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The Buck
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Black Blood of the Earth
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Where One Went Together
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Salvage
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Blue Heron Albuquerque, New Mexico
Blue Heron coalesced in 2018 around a compulsion to fill the wide New Mexico skies with massive volume, and saturate their piece of desert with thunderous riffs, drums that pummel and swing, deep, thrumming tones and vocals that rip and roar. Based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, their firsthand relationship with the desert is inextricable from who they are and how they sound. ... more
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