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Into The Stream
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I Love You, Baby
02:46
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Dog Stay Down
03:25
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The Unrepentant Soldier
02:59
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'Til The Stream Runs Dry
06:09
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Opus Kink Brighton, UK
“Horn-fuelled filth-funk, where punk and jazz combine in grimy circumstances” - Thomas Smith, NME
Magazine
“Barnstorming, infectious” - Steve Lamacq, BBC 6 Music
“A showdown to end all perception of genre... wearing their influences on their sleeves then ripping them to shreds” - Al Mills, So Young Magazine
“A raucous, intense blast of guitar pop” - Robin Murray, Clash Magazine
... more
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