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Famine In The Land
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Four Walls
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Shame
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Backbreaker
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Hills to Height Brooklyn, New York
Hills to Height is an NYC-based alternative rock band that began as a solo project and artistic vehicle for Mike Dautner from Brooklyn, NY (by way of Long Island, NY). Since 2010, Hills to Height has seen multiple members composed of close friends rotate in and out of the lineup while still maintaining its collaborative spirit. ... more
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