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Foreign Laugh
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Down Again
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Will To Lose
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Repressor
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Winter's Blues
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The Miz-Maze
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Close
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Without Mind
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City Of The Sun
10:30
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Bad Time
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African Violet
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Possession
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Somewhere Else
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Bevis Frond Walthamstow
The Bevis Frond, the band name used by Nick Saloman for his projects, released Miasma in 1986 to great acclaim from fans of psychedelic rock. A steady stream of LPs since then showcase Nick's strengths of strong songwriting, finely crafted lyrics, and a musical mixture from wig-out guitar jams to sensitive folky numbers. New album The Leaving Of London is a triumphant return after a 7 year hiatus. ... more
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