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Inherit the Wind (live)
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What's the Use? (live)
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Requiem (live)
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Picturesque (live)
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Say You Love Me (live)
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Just Look Up (live)
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Drew Stedman and The Cosmic Nothings Columbus, Ohio
Drew Stedman and The Cosmic Nothings are a rowdy indie rock band with progressive rock, classic country, and classical influences. They hail from Columbus, OH. Drew is joined by Tom Bauer on Bass, Rob Bradley on Guitar, Chris Burnsides on Drums and Christopher Gatsby on Keys and Viola. The Cosmic Nothings have just completed work on their first EP which will be available in summer 2013. ... more
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