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Samizdat
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Knuckledropper
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Goblin Pornography
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DNA
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The Flesh
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Eye-Heart Logic
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Necronomicon
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Peace Burial at Sea Newcastle, UK
At the turn of the millennium a band formed in rural Northumberland.
Named after a
painting by JMW Turner, they were fierce and fragile, soul-sick but unrepentant.
They released two albums then stopped.
Fast forward 13 years and the world is in the midst of a pandemic.
It seems appropriate that they should return.
... more
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