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Words Are Wind
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Fuzzy Dunlop
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Holiday
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Parker!
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Let's Kill Janice Bristol, UK
Pop Melodies/Heavy Guitars/Bristol
'Being Young Never Sounded So Good' - Rough Trade
Records
'It's very reassuring that some guys and some mics can result in something so sonically pleasing, with instantly classic songwriting at its heart' - Fear Of Fiction Magazine
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