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The Dog Lies On Its Back
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Petrichor
05:20
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The Nature Compromise
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Foodstuffs
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The Hill
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Murmurations
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Old Mother Side
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Pong Ping
02:43
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Rootey Bride
04:27
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Oblivion
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Those Men Hadleigh, UK
www.thosemen.co.uk
Progressive Art Pop.
Using diverse musical forms ranging from pop songs to prog
epics, from ballads to comedy moments, from dance to new millennium psychedelia Those Men have addressed various concept issues in a number of recordings and videos stretching over four decades.
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