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Sealings - No Telephones
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Desire - Looking Away
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Heirloom - Femme
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Foxes! - Who Killed Rob?
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JC Grady - Settler
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Spamoid - Lietime
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Radisson Blue - Rhizome
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Big Salad Records Brighton, UK
Taking Brighton music out of the salad bowl and into your music collection.
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