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Wake
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Just Talk to Me
05:51
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Hush
04:25
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Trumansburg
05:21
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So Far, Not Close
04:38
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Square Peg Round Hole Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Square Peg Round Hole is a percussion-driven instrumental rock trio, pulling elements from post-rock, electronic, ambient, and contemporary classical genres. The band is comprised of members Evan Chapman, Sean M. Gill, and Carlos Pacheco-Perez, and is based out of Philadelphia, PA. ... more
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