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Fever
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Lost Horizons
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Waiting Room
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Factory
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Early warning
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Motion
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Car Crash
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Who Are Your friends?
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Terminal
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Outside/Inside
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The Room Liverpool, UK
The Liverpool post-punk band are back with new music. Formed by Dave Jackson and
bassist Becky Stringer, early releases earned support from John Peel, appearance on 'The Whistle Test' and production from Television's Tom Verlaine.
Dave and Becky reunited to record their new album under their original name with Darren Brown and Ethan Kyme.
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