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Sunday Flood

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About Sunday Flood

On Thanksgiving Day of 1995 in Appleton, Wisconsin, after eating stuffing and meat with loved ones, four gents got together to start a rock band. They decided to call themselves SUNDAY FLOOD. After over a decade of playing hundreds of shows across the great Midwest, a few line-up changes, a few full-length and EP releases, and years of living life along the way, two of the original members remain, and SUNDAY FLOOD continues to live on and evolve.

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Top Tracks

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Myriad

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The Introduction Of Day

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3

A Deaf Purple

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4

Cherry Wings And Canopy Trees

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5

West Bent Oak

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6

Outpatient Belongings

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7

Hymnal

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8

Room 237

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Quietball

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10

Steamer

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Scatman Crothers

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Two On Our Six

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Hush Falls

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One Day After

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Taking Precaution Badly

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The Vessel

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Henry

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18

Broken Predicate

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19

Carve Me A Gorilla

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20

I Advise Red

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Ecotone

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Starting Rotation

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Why Is Green Grass Like The Mob?

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Brian

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25

Moving Waiting Room

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Manufacturing Access

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27

Little Me

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Nothing

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Relevant

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30

Losing Second

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31

Myself

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32

The System

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Inside

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New Beginning

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35

Liquid Road

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Kaput

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Galaxy

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Zero

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Wst Bent Oak

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Red Fuzzy Blanket

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Why Is The Green Grass Like The Mob?

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Hot Fux

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KDK12

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Quiet Ball

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Digging a Hole to China

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Aspirus

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MAELSTROM

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