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Eye for an Eye
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Don't Wait
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Heartbreaker
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Too Tough To Love
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The Wanderer
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Somethings
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The Reckoners Vancouver, British Columbia
The Reckoners are at the forefront of Canada's alt-country music revival.
“The duo’s vocal
interplay is spellbinding” ****½ – Francois Marchand, Vancouver Sun
“Instantly Memorable” – John Sakamoto, Toronto Star
“Sweet Vocal Harmonies” – Kerry Doole, Exclaim Magazine
“Enslaved by the Plaintive Beauty of These Two Voices” - Bruce Leperre, ****½ Stars – Winnipeg Free Press
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