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...to Be Seen Again
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Backdrop
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Silencer
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Rose Street
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Mt. Meru California
Having spent the last few years performing in and around the Bay Area, four-piece outfit Mt. Meru, formerly known as YesterYear posses a wide array of influences grounded in folk, indie, and pop. Mt. Meru are sure to keep you captivated whilst staying true to the simplistic nature of a once two-man act. For fans of Iron & Wine, Sufjan Stevens, Elliott Smith, Conor Oberst, Nick Drake, M Ward, etc. ... more
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