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Lay On Your Back
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17 Stitches
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Pro Tection
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T.A.M.S
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Boats (Live)
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Nobody Escapes From Here
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Postcards
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Places You Leave
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Torch
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Tires
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Fireman (First Version)
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Melt (Live)
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Kyoko Bristol, UK
Kyoko was a Bristol (UK) band formed by three Ex- Beatnik Filmstars in 1999. On several recordings and live shows they were often joined by Paula Knight; Vocals, Keys & Violin, Jon Kent; Bass Guitar. Jez Butler; Vocals /Clarinet. Rufus Woofe : Trumpets. They released three quiet core/slo-fi albums.They were likened to Low, early Smog and the quieter moments of Sparklehorse. ... more
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