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This Former Physics Teacher Recorded an Album of Folky Songs Inspired by Sonar
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On Echolocationism , Ben Labat, who once led the alt-rock band the Terms, looks to marine-life navigation for musical ideas: "It’s really about finding that new path"
On Echolocationism , Ben Labat, who once led the alt-rock band the Terms, looks to marine-life navigation for musical ideas: "It’s really about finding that new path"
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