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Doubt
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Infatuate
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Don't Forget The Joker
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Music For A Nurse
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Duke Fame
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Retaliate
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Operate
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Vennart Manchester, UK
Manchester-based songwriter. Oceansize. Empire State Bastard. British Theatre. Etc etc. Grey of hair, left of hand. Makes the right circuits light up in your brains.
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Generally speaking I like anything Mike Vennart is a part of. I don't listen to this as often as the Vennart albums, but I still recommend it to Oceansize fans.
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And life goes on, as Mike & Richard continue to carry OCEANSIZE's spirit on. Can't avoid the reference on a brilliant past! But, here is something fresh and still alive. Magnificent tunes dress this debut! Long Live British Theatre
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Listening to this in 2022 and it still Bangs as hard as when it came out! Criminally overlooked. ‘Capra’ is also one of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard.
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This L.A. noise rock duo take aim at hot air-filled aspects of our culture with thorny riffs, barbed percussion, and acidic lyrics.
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Bright New Disease
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The prolific Japanese metal band keep on giving, putting a new spin on their 2011 track "Pardon?" as well as a Yuletide classic.
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A group that I know only too well, I’ve been with them for nearly 30 years; from their Glaswegian basement origins to their current status as Arena band. My enthusiasm for their later output may have tempered somewhat as the mighty ‘Gwai evolved their sound to avoid pigeonholing, but there is nothing better than when they lay waste to a venue via the sheer euphoria of ‘Helicon 1’. They’re still devastating live and, after all those years, THE authority in Instrumental Rock music.
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