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Honeymooners (Staged)
03:23
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Moving Magnets
02:40
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Common Ground
04:03
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In Time, All Too Late
04:54
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Feed The Dog
03:29
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Can't Be Seen
03:18
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Dancing String
03:03
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That Side
03:25
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Divine Intermissions
04:55
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YEEVS Sydney, Australia
Indie rock three-piece YEEVS have been something of a permanent fixture to Sydney’s music scene. Their sound has morphed
from raw and cathartic to something more introspective that elicits intrigue.
With a renewed emotive landscape and atmosphere to their sound, YEEVS are ready to showcase songs from a new album to be released in 2024.
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