Video: Foster the People, ‘Don’t Stop (Color on the Walls)’
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Foster the People have sold 540,361 copies, and counting, of their debut album “Torches.” And they still stole my car to make this video.
Foster the People have sold 540,361 copies, and counting, of their debut album “Torches.” And they still stole my car to make this video.
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For those who closely follow the music scene in Portland, Ore., Matt Sheehy is not a new name. Some may know him as one half of the band Gravity and Henry while others may have seen him on stage with Kaki King or Ramona Falls. Sheehy has also released solo material before, but his new […]