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Features Features Bored Nothing: Some Songs INDIE ALBUM OF THE WEEK There is something strangely satisfying about hearing swear words over sweet guitar strums. It feels like rebellion, but you can...
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Features Features Husky: Ruckers Hill Usually the news that a band is chasing a ‘bigger sound’ on its second album is a cause for concern, but not in this case.Ruckers...
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