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Lovely
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Where Are My Words?
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Salted Popcorn
03:30
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11:00
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Mr Delay
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Caprice
05:34
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Waving At Cars
03:27
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Running My Mouth!
03:35
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The Clock's Hands
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Show
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re:ruby New Zealand
- header and artist photo by Hamish O'Malley King
re:ruby recommends:
super great compilation of bedroom pop from all over the world, curated by slovakian king of bedroom pop himself Filip of ztapes! lots of great stuff on this, check out track 20 if you want :)
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totally raw-sounding record with some really catchy riffs throughout, kind of singer-songwritery style but with a real home-recorded spin. also one of my favourite albums of all time. :)
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