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Fields Within Fields
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Time Hits Five
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Anniverse
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Helll
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Universal Regulator
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Outside The Wire
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New Teeth
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Mort Jardin England, UK
“Mort Jardin create a sense of pleasingly discordant tension. Intriguing vocals complement subtly dirty guitar licks and post punk bass lines. Psychedelic, in a bumpy return to earth kind of way, they bring to mind David Lynch indie-flick road trips and early Interpol. They’re not a band for beginners, testing expectations without trying too hard in the process.” Joe Moorwood ... more
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