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Definition
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Mononym
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Blunt Instrument
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The New #2
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By Numbers
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Previous
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CPR
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Battle of Wills
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Out of Town
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Spinner Fall Oxford, UK
Spinner Fall deliver an intensely turbulent noise that somehow marries shoegaze glissando with a postpunk brittleness and a
throatshreddingly hectoring vocal delivery that can variously remind you of Ride, Husker Du and The Fall, all at the same time.
Nightshift, Oxford
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