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Strange Attractor
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Oh My Heart
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Silent Treatment
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Run
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Battle of the Roses London, UK
Battle of the Roses formed with the intention of bringing a vitality and potency to guitar-based alternative rock music. Citing more obvious references such as the Smiths, the Doors and PJ Harvey as well as eclectic influences including flamenco, baroque music and the films of Derek Jarman and David Lynch, Battle of the Roses have formed their own truly distinctive sound. ... more
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