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Confronted with an all-too-familiar tragic event, the Milwaukee progressive indie rock band turned to their art as a way to process.
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The Chicago band showcases their nostalgic, yet fresh, sound on "This House is Made of Corners." -
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Topping the week's live-music lineup are two artists who know their way around a solid lyric and will share the stage Wednesday night.
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