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Laurel Canyon
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Collapse
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Tailspin
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Steady Pensive
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Loving Cup
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Loyalty
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Undone
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Broken Glass
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Wasted
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Vacant Sentiment
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Friends & Family
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Calling All Captains Edmonton, Alberta
Originating from small towns outside of Edmonton, Alberta, pop punk/post-hardcore band Calling All Captains, consisting of Luc Gauthier (vocals), Brad Bremner (guitar/vocals), Connor Dawkins (guitar/vocals), Nick Malychuk (bass), and Tim Wilson (drums), is eager to finally share their new album, “Slowly Getting Better”, with the world. ... more
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