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The Ocean At Night
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Mary
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Digging A Hole
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Half Of A Woman
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Cotton Clouds
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Beloved Root
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The Colour Of Dirt
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Electric Applause
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Nicola's Lullaby
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Holding Up The Ceiling
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Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys Berlin, Germany
An art pop noise project fronted by Berlin-based/South African born musician, Lucy
Kruger.
Over the last four years the band have released and toured a trilogy of albums. The 'tapes' series documents a growing restlessness and an eventual release.
Their latest offering, Heaving, was released on the 7th of April and is a visceral, pulsing and intimate exploration of sound and story.
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