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Bomber
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Up Up Down
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Clusterf*ck
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Temper Tantrum
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Rocket Song
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Noyée
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Almost Gospel
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Time To Breath In
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No 44
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Slow Dance
04:31
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Sibyl Vane Pärnu, Estonia
Combining indie-pop with post-punk revival and elements from 90´s alternative rock Sibyl Vane´s expressive and melancholic sound gets its final grind by band´s front woman - singer-songwriter and guitarist Helena Randlaht´s recognizably unique voice and charismatic image. As children of the 90s they are exploding something we all remember from MTV and sweaty rock venues we used to visit. ... more
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