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Levellers Brighton, UK
Formed in Brighton in 1988, the Levellers released their debut album ‘A Weapon Called the Word’, in 1990. Follow ups
‘Levelling the Land’, ‘Levellers’, ‘Zeitgeist’ and ‘Mouth to Mouth’, all achieved Gold and Platinum status.
‘Peace’ entered the UK album chart at Number 8 at the height of the coronavirus pandemic and 2021 sees their ‘The Lockdown Sessions’ album and film released.
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Quarantine Covers
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supported by 4 fans who also own “WE THE EXTRAS (EP)”
This is just a super fun album. It perfectly expresses the kind of creativity that came out of the pandemic, when we all just went, "F--- it, I'm bored, why not?"
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supported by 4 fans who also own “WE THE EXTRAS (EP)”
superb stuff, more please. Maybe a SLF cover.
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RELAY (Vol. 1) for Music Venue Trust #SaveOurVenues
by Relay
supported by 4 fans who also own “WE THE EXTRAS (EP)”
Beautiful track, lovely cover version.
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This debut from the Melbourne-based folk-rock band tackles environmental issues, self-determination, and relationships.
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The Australian rock duo's album tackles frayed relationships, disappointment, and closure.
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Pete Yorn Sings The Classics
by Pete Yorn
On his new LP, Pete Yorn offers his take on classic songs by The Pixies, Roxy Music, The Beach Boys, & more.
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One In A Thousand
by Obey Robots
supported by 4 fans who also own “WE THE EXTRAS (EP)”
Before every vacation, I face the challenge of finding fresh music that is dynamic but not too hard, and that is so emotional and catchy that it doesn't get on my nerves after just two days of touring. During that search I discovered OBEY ROBOTS and it took me only a few moments to put "One in a thousand" on the playlist. The album rocks, combines strong "Therapy?"-like guitars with Laura's soulful, distinctive vocals to quite a few hits, just check "One of these days" or "Next Summer"!
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