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Up to the Surface
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Internal World
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Darkened Rings
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Enter Entirely
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Modern Act
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Sight Unseen
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Strange Year
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Realize My Fate
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Cloud Nothings Cleveland, Ohio
Cloud Nothings was founded in a Cleveland basement, the one-man recording project of Dylan Baldi. Prolific from the start, Baldi’s early work was rough but immediate: crudely recorded, spring-loaded spasms of Buzzcocks-informed pop that quickly found an online following among the lo-fi-inclined. ... more
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