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Taking Me A Little While
02:33
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Unrevenged
03:28
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No Surprise There
04:28
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House Of Secrets
03:38
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Earth-Shackles
03:25
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Don't Wake Me
03:42
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Hide Away Too Long
03:42
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Long Dark Shadow
02:54
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Call Out
04:06
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Body Questions
02:58
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Couldn't Be Yourself
03:46
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Fang & Furr
03:28
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Floating Action Black Mountain, North Carolina
Seth Kauffman creates Floating Action albums; writes, produces, engineers, plays all the instruments. Purposefully dodges worldly success in pursuit of musical purity- has released 8 albums since 2005. Currently works in the studio and tours with 'dudes who get it' like Jim James, & Dan Auerbach. Has played on albums by Lana Del Rey, Jim James, Ray Lamontagne. ... more
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