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All That I Need
04:46
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No Fear
03:41
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East On Your Own
02:22
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Y3K
03:23
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My Tunes
02:25
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The Plainclothes Boxer
03:18
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Depression Blues
02:46
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Retirement
03:58
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Comes Back Around
02:45
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Family
03:05
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The Good You've Done
04:16
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James O-L and the Villains Windsor
James O-L and the Villains are a rock band from Windsor, Ontario. Led by singer/songwriter James O-L and backed by four-piece band, The Villains.
James O-L and the Villains recommends:
Windsor's Cellos bring strong riffs and heavy rhythm. Their second album, The Accident, is full of energy and unafraid to explore. Recorded by Brett Humber and pressed to "12 vinyl.
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Cordyceps EP
by What Seas, What Shores
Recorded in a cottage on Pelee Island, this spacious album finds Windsor's post-rock experimenters What Seas, What Shores charting new waters. Recorded by James O-L and pressed to 7" vinyl.
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