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Glue
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PO Box Love
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Killing Me
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Prints In The Snow York, UK
Formed in Nottingham by singer/songwriter Laurie Armitt and bassist Catherine Preston in 2010. Together they recorded their first album in 2019 called Nothing’s Lost, which was reviewed by Divide & Conquer describing it as “deeply reflective and powerful”. The music journalist and drummer Dave Simpson joined the band, and was soon followed by Mark Waudby formerly of Hermit Crabs. ... more
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