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Memory Gore
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I Could Almost Care
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Donkey Jaw
05:03
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TV Alone
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Can't Feel Around Us
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Perle
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Black And Gold
06:06
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Oktave Dokkter
08:13
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Medal
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A Trembling Rose
15:06
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Hey Colossus UK
Hey Colossus are an English rock band formed in 2003. The group has undergone several lineup changes, revolving around
founding members Joe Thompson and Robert Davis.
The band is characterised by its ‘heavy’ sound, DIY ethic, prolific output, and stylistic experimentation.
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