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Big Man
02:53
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Buried Alive
03:10
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Don't Care
03:46
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Get Outta Town
06:22
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High Waister
04:46
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James Lemain
04:39
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Little Bird
02:53
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Lonely Heart
02:50
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Threatmantics Cardiff, UK
Threatmantics attempt to crowbar as much into rock and roll as possible. Veering wildly from heartbroken folk, to balls-out
rock, to spine-crushing metal, to good-time pop; barely held together by very fine thread and pretty ribbons, they play music that sounds as much like the band they wish they were as possible.
It’s a special thing to be able to soundtrack your own adventure.
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