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The Lovers
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Lost Life
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Best Revenge
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Home Town Angels
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The Manifest England, UK
Three men and a drum machine (called Joelene), from Hebden Bridge, Todmorden &
Chester.
Life has made these world-weary fellows appreciate the importance of collaboration and the absence of ego. Manifested, indeed, in the form of alternative electronic rock, sighting influences such as The War On Drugs, DIIV among others.
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