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Horizontal Hold
05:35
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Paper Hats
05:13
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S.P.Q.R.
03:01
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Triumph
03:46
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Aerial Photography
05:11
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Makeshift Swahili
04:10
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Music Like Escaping Gas
02:28
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A New Kind of Water
05:02
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Twilight Furniture
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Health and Efficiency
06:50
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This Heat London, UK
Although widely considered to be Post-Punk’s finest, This Heat actually began performing their music in the early days of
London’s punk era.
They developed new strange and volatile strains of avant-garde music that time has proved to be hugely influential, a blueprint for much that would follow.
Ahead of their time, their music is as startlingly original and relevant as the day it was created.
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