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Subtle Changes
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Coexist
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We All Look The Same
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Giving Way
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Things I Can't Explain
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Last Licks
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Fighting Giants Massachusetts
Fighting Giants is a female fronted four-piece group bringing an atmospheric dynamic to indie rock. Michelle Herricks unique brand of singing has been described as, “sweet but tears at your heart” and that “her vocals consistently shine”. Her expressive voice bounces perfectly through slow burn builds, an articulate rhythm section, and controlled counter melodies. ... more
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