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Ivory & Blue
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Old Log Town
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Ballroom Floor
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Evergreen
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Library Voice
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Trailer Park
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Coming Up Roses
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Karen in the Daytime
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Beauty in the Fallout
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Killing Spree
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The Final Curtain
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Passing Strange Connecticut
Hailing from Southern Connecticut, Kate and Anthony formed Passing Strange in April 2017. The musical stylings of this
unique duo are laced in jazz, bedazzled in blues, and brewed in a vat of indie rock.
In 2019, Passing Strange signed with NeuroTronix Records.
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