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Stix and Stones
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Road to Nowhere
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Without a Sound
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Over It
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That Story
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Love Darling Los Angeles, California
Following up their first two EPs, including Sunshine Dust, which was recorded by Gordon Raphael (The Strokes, Regina Spektor) Love Darling released their first full-length album, The Occupant Theory, in August 2012. Following the release of the record, the band was thrilled to win the 12th annual Independent Music Awards Popular Vote for best Indie/Alt-Rock Album. Next up: The Nebula Yearbook ... more
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