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He's not all there Frank
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Static Caravan
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Allotment
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This is a song
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The king of lies
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Float on
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Evangeline
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The Big However Bristol, UK
Bristol based art folk garage indie collective. Using discarded musicians sourced locally. Melodic, intelligent, yet unintelligent popular music. Non-iconic & sustainable. "Poignant". Cello mandolin guitars bass drums clarinet accordion and soaring harmonies. ... more
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