Arts & Culture
Marsupial Lion Invigorates the Ithaca Music Scene
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Marsupial Lion fills the gap between overly chill bedroom pop and new age alternative, harnessing a sound that feels as genuine as it is unique.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/arts/spotlights/page/2/)
Marsupial Lion fills the gap between overly chill bedroom pop and new age alternative, harnessing a sound that feels as genuine as it is unique.
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