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Suburban View
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Reciprocity
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The Breakman
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Night Shadows
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Women in Black
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Help Myself
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The Turnstile
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Chris Haise Band Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Hailing from Milwaukee, WI, the indie/folk/rock band’s music has been described as “intense, thoughtful songcraft”* with “lyrics so vivid you can practically touch them, (Haise) is among the finer storytellers”. Each of their songs is layered with contagious hook-filled melodies while keeping true to Haise’s Dylan-esque vocals and cello-laced compositions. ... more
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