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Roll with the Punches
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Canyon's Eye
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Ain't No Love
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The Weeping Tree
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Don't Forget
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Austin Dienger Tallahassee, Florida
Austin is crisp and traditional folk chords and mountain jams loaded with finger-pickin' riffs and fierce, pounding rhythm. He's the Bruce Springsteen of house-show folk punk.
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