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Happy Face
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Young Blindness
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Adolescence
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Rolling On
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Wolf Creep
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Compensation
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Unknown Disease
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Let Me Down Lightly
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Think Out Loud
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Improving Solutions
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Reassurance
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The Murlocs Melbourne, Australia
Five skinny kids with roots firmly placed in their own blown-out, distorted brand of soulful RnB.
Formed in early
2011 by harp player Ambrose Kenny-Smith, The Murlocs have already played alongside Thee Oh Sees, Graveyard Train and Dave Graney.
Their up-tempo snare cracks and noisy doom guitar - accompanied by Ambrose's vocal screech - has been described as a mesmerising demented dance party.
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