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Panic Button
03:27
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Get Up
03:04
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Effigy
03:57
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I Never Felt So Good
03:40
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Punch Drunk
03:12
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Stars and Echoes
02:55
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You Do it Well
02:43
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Graffiti Reality
03:12
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Velocity
03:15
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Neon Atlas Cork, Ireland
Neon Atlas are a Cork-based alt-indie outfit that have been drawing a lot of attention from local and national media of late. They have released their second album 'Graffiti Reality' (available through Spotify, iTunes, Amazon), on their own label 'Demeanour Records'. Graffiti Reality is the follow-up to 2013's critically acclaimed 'Absolute Magnitude. ... more
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