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The Muse
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Scarlet Maiden
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At The Station
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Poor Elvira
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Wheels of Fire
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Mission Bell
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Moving Train
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Senorita Serenade
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Wings of the Dove
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The Getaway
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The Late Ancients Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Late Ancients officially formed in the Spring of 2011. Although a relatively new band, various members have been performing together for nearly a decade. The Late Ancients seek to merge psychedelic rock with blues and folk-rock to create an explosive sound, blended with rich harmonies, that is both classic and contemporary. ... more
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