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Meadow Ghosts
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Drone Armatrading
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The Mill
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Swam Like Sharks
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Something On Your Mind
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Pissing on Bonfires
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Old Habits
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Palisade
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My Crime
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New Boy
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Song, by Toad Records Edinburgh, UK
An independent record label, blog podcast and gig night based in Edinburgh, Scotland. With added gin and swearing.
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