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Sequoia
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Three Views of a Regret
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Astral Hobo
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Single Source of Truth
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Numerical Control Society Chicago, Illinois
NCS songs explore dark, bold, complex chords, incandescent melodies, delicate refrains, and languid, unexpected harmonies. In a review by the Chicago Doom Confederacy, their sound is described as "Noise and texture flutter, enticingly, beneath the all-consuming riff...If you like King Crimson and you like stoner rock, look no further.” ... more
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