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The Stand
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Too Soon to Tell
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War
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On the Mountain
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Sanctuary
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Now The Changes Oakland, California
Music for the moment. East Bay activist rock band Now the Changes have carved out ambitious musical territory, featuring post-punk dynamism, an epic scope, and strategic experimental impulses. Their songs juxtapose the vulnerability of confession with the ferocity of defiance. What's at stake? Sanity, clarity, wisdom, hope; the needed transformation. ... more
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