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She's Comin' Down (Demo)
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Idles & Icons (Demo)
03:02
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Satellite City (Demo)
04:10
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Brainchild (Demo)
03:22
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Year Zero (Demo)
02:14
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Let's Disappear (Demo)
02:50
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59 Minutes Gone (Demo)
02:48
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Fireworks For Tea (Demo)
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Oh Dear (Demo)
03:14
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The Aspidistras Córdoba, Spain
"...leaving aside their repertoire of classic 70s punk, The Aspidistras finally appear with a set of
originals..."
"The sound is raw, crude even, but energy, flash and melody shine throughout..."
"...Paul Barham grew up with Glam, Punk and the New Wave. The compositions reflect those times without renouncing such tendencies as Indie Rock, Power-Pop..."
... more
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