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Sea Sentinels
01:56
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Treading Water
04:36
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Devil Jonah
04:07
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Crack Baby
05:13
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SS Naronic
05:20
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Hotel Bible
06:26
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Song Of Storms
00:59
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Caligynephobia
04:42
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Helter Skelter
05:34
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Tip Of My Tongue
03:59
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The Lighthouse
04:09
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Davy Jones
05:42
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Rusty Shipp Nashville, Tennessee
Named after the frontman Russ T. Shipp, the band has created a sound known as Nautical Rock ‘n’ Roll. Characterized by its
dark, underwater atmosphere, haunting vocals, and unconventional riffs, the music is a perfect fusion of grunge and surf rock, though it is most memorable for the Beatlesque hooks in every single song.
See the music video 'Breaking Waves' HERE: bit.ly/RS-breakingwaves
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