Things that remind me of my character Dragonearuss or things she would probably like.
She's edgy and sort of a low-key weeb.
In denial of someone she glorified.

Reminds me of Dragonearuss

Digital Daggers - Still Here

From The Zolas third studio album, Swooner. Available March 4, 2016 via Light Organ Records. @light-organ 

Invisible

Chris Garneau - Fireflies

Chris Garneau - "Dirty Night Clowns"

Nothing's Broken - Digital Daggers [Official Lyric Video] from the forthcoming album 'Mixed Emotions' available November 4 | 2014.

©2014 El Camino Media http://www.digital-daggers.com

Digital Daggers - Nothing's Broken

North By North - Faded Paper Figures

Just having fun with Garage Band. Comments welcome!

Head Over Heels - Digital Daggers Version (Cover)

Landscapes

This is our first duet, with Alice on vocals and Jonathan on Guitar. Enjoy.

Cover of Two Birds by Regina Spektor

Two Birds

Jack Conte - Yeah Yeah Yeah

Boats and Birds

All Gone - Mother Mother

Faded Paper Figures - Invent It All Again

Tourist History

What You Know

Beacon

Handshake

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"The electro-pop band put their best foot forward here, churning out
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"you’ve just found yourself an instant treasure-trove of great music to listen to"
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"Faded Paper Figures merges pulsing electro-shocked grooves in the
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Reminds me of Dragonearuss

Dragonearuss Muunlite