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Swallowing Rain
03:40
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Tripwires
05:28
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The Oldest Song
04:39
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Take Us All Away
05:04
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PATHS Beijing, China
Paths combines spoken word and post-punk. They punch you in the mouth but immediately apologize.
Songs by Matthew Byrne, Diego Montero, David Bond, Artur Witkowski, Gerald van Wyk, Dominic Turcotte and Jake Nimer.
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