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Staples and Stickytape
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The Great Separator
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Happy Heartbreak
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Cannibal
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Mind Gone
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Peter Dickybird Melbourne, Australia
"...indie pop so unique it is like sighting a rare Red Goshawk through a set of binoculars." Beat Magazine.
Peter Dickybird recommends:
Seeing What I Want To See
by Self Talk
Ridiculously catchy pop rock. We can't get Dumb Luck out of our head and we don't want to.
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