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Angry Supermarket Guy
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Poor Initiative
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My Favourite Colour
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Glass Breaker
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Toilet Door Handles
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The Something Quartet Dunedin, New Zealand
“An alt-pop orchestra, who switch fluidly between crunchy rock riffs and swells of delicate melody with an experimental edge.”
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