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Johnny Gosch
05:31
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Watch Yourself
05:07
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Self-Loathing Sin
03:32
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Edge of Portland
04:07
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Martyr
06:15
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Withdrawal Blues
05:40
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Propaganda
06:08
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Sell Me Something
04:01
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The High Crest Des Moines, Iowa
..folded inside all the subtlety, is the album’s true genius. -Chad Taylor, Cityview
The High Crest's
songs are packed with the kind of bare-knuckle emotion that makes it hard to separate the crying from the laughter. -Troy Church, Big Foot Diaries
The songs flow like the two singers are passing the guitar back-and-forth and sharing their stories with a familiar audience. -Todd Partridge, DMMC
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