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Alone Together
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1999
03:16
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What You Believe In
03:41
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Bringing Me Down
04:00
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Jane's Party Toronto, Ontario
With some bands, you know exactly what to expect every time you slide on the headphones. But then there are bands like Jane’s Party – bands that combine colours and textures from various styles into a constantly-evolving sonic tapestry; that can shift shapes from song to song and album to album while staying consistently good, consistently compelling, and consistently true to themselves. ... more
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