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Cso Cso Kojo
03:23
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The Calling
04:32
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The Turning Wheel
04:12
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Save Me
03:03
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Flawless Performance
04:47
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Jump in my Grave
03:42
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This is War
04:21
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Grace & Favour
03:57
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In Your Arms
03:26
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I Know
04:32
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Nanbanjin Japan
This Kyushu-based indie/art-pop band are a combination of experimental structures together with a melodious and poppy sound. A canorous billow of condensed breath and lithe lyrical phrasing, their sound is guitar driven and harmonically luscious.
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