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Nothin' Else
03:24
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The Sleeper
05:23
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Days Ending
04:04
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Hole In The Sun
03:35
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George James III
01:29
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There is a Room
04:22
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So Long Canton
03:39
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Other Peoples Lives
03:59
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Don't Fade Away
04:52
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My Turn To Exit
03:52
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I See Through You
04:20
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Rin Pin Tigers London, UK
Rin Pin Tigers are long time collaborators Dan Wright & Rudyard Burley. Recording in a home studio based in a disused WWII
Air Raid Shelter in South London.
With a band line up to be confirmed, they’re busy preparing the launch of the new album plus other material.
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