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I think it’s safe to say that Baltimore has one of the best music scenes in the country. At least this is what I gather from the internet, I’ve never actually been there. Anyway, based on my assumption, it’s not at all surprising that Baltimore-based sextet Secret Mountains have some breathtaking tunes. Their first full-length, Rainer, drops next week via Friends Records. Listen to “Coasting” at the original post, and watch/listen to “High Horse” from the album below.

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Rainer is out on February 26th, you can pre-order it here.
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