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Lucy
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Tom Hanks
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This Is A Love Song
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By Tomorrow *
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The Dancing Gods Saint Lô, France
What do you get when a half dutch half english songstress from Luxembourg who grew up with cows, Leonard Cohen and seriously
mathy math rock meets a mod without a lambretta from the west coast of France?
The Dancing Gods from Berlin. From 60's Garage to 80's spaced and powered pop, this duo keeps things intricately simple, and beautifully rough.
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