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Archetypes - Pearls
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Archetypes - Where Were
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Archetypes - It's There
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Krave Amiko Asheville, North Carolina
Indie electronic folk vibes from Asheville, NC.
Dreamy vocals, heartfelt lyrics, a dash of epic rock guitar
and a splash of super soaker bass makes this award-winning, genre-defying band a force to be reckoned with in the indie music scene.
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