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Central Nervous System
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Searching in the Dark
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Rust
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Effoff a G
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A Plain Name
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April
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Bright Side Day
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Empty Row Boat
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Hands and Feet
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Whispering Town
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Chris Bell Hamilton, Ontario
Chris Bell is a musician and sound engineer from Dunnville, Ontario Canada. He got his start writing and touring with post hardcore band Chore in the late 90's and has since toured with many acts including, Wintersleep, Basia Bulat and Broken Social scene. In most recent years while playing bass and touring with Wintersleep, Bell produced a new solo project. "Division Street" is out June 19, 2020 ... more
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