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Sin Bin
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Thinking About Thinking
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Golden Swan
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Sliced Bread
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the Dealer
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Quatumn Leopard
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Misung and the Keyboards St. Louis, Missouri
Misung (David V. Stevenson) writer of "Potatoes and Molasses from Cartoon Network's "Over the Garden Wall" writes punk,
folk, rock music on his own and with his friends "The Ottomen and Elektrodinosaur. (Both on bandcamp.)
His greatest inspirations are: the Beatles, Oasis, pixies, Pavement Weezer, Flaming Lips, Weird Paul, Daniel Johnston, Beck, 90's brit pop, lou reed etc.
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