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Smother
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I Wanna Know Ya
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Do I Bore You?
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Stay Quiet
03:45
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Dead Naked Hippies Leeds, UK
"Sharp-as-a-knife guitar lines are wielded like a weapon. A statement of intent that sounds perfectly suited to both dingy
basements & sun-kissed festival main stages" DIY
"These guys are coming at you with a wall of sound, all driving guitars and booming percussion, bolstered by enigmatic front-woman Lucy’s powerful vocals" Metro
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