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Breaking My Back
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the Medicine
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On My Tu Fit Alive
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Warm Bones
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The Howling Fiends London, UK
A mishmash of psychedelia, garage-punk and Greek folk from SE London. Howling fiendishly just for the sake of it can be liberating and pointless, exciting and painful, inspiring and draining. It’s only rock’n’roll and we like it! Well, its more like psych garage punk! ... more
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