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No Desires
03:46
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You
03:20
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The Argument (Martin)
00:38
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Rabbit Heart
03:30
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Rainbows
02:43
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Baby I'm Bored
04:35
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John's Mate Dan
00:39
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Loaded
04:04
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Christmas In The 90s
03:54
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Something About Us
03:06
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Collars Norwich, UK
Indie punks based in Norwich. One sings, the other plays guitar and drums at the same time to create one-of-a-kind indie
that harks back to the noughties and ought to please fans of The White Stripes, YYYs and Paramore.
Contact: laundryroomsrecords@gmail.com
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