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Play With Me
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Hate Me Now
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Best Friend
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Begin Again
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The Time
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Nowhere To Hide
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Break Me Out
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Around The Bend
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The Land
06:15
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Mitch Dillon's Compulsive Ramblers Australia
Self Titled LP out now on Ragged Gum Records
"It's not country, and it's not rock, and it's definitely not country-rock, but it is all of those things"
-MD
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Jess Parker is awesome. All her songs place me in a pensive mood, sometimes wistful, other times blissful, depending on the tune. ‘Further Down the Line’, ‘Rabbit’, and ‘Sugarbowl’ are fabulous songs. By happenstance, I purchased Henry Parker’s album, ‘Lammas Fair’, at the same time as I acquired Jess’ album. I really think that the two Parkers ought to collaborate on an album. Whether that event happens or not, thank you Jess for this amazing album!
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Wonderful Oblivion
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Canyon is my favourite track so far. It’s beautiful, dreamy and there’s a lot for my mind to reflect on. Loved it. Thank you CofF. ❤️ PS Can’t wait for your new album. 😍
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Hold The Door For Strangers
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Philadelphia-based Labrador make unfussy and empathetic alt-country meant to sincerely bolster the downcast in times of strife.
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The Nightmare Gosifur pt 3
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In Adrian Snood’s songs, soulful vocals and slow-moving alt-pop swirl together to create something distinctly moving.
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Tokyo Bay/Crying Inside
by Nick Lowe
The first new release from Nick Lowe in 5 years includes two originals and two rollicking covers.
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No Weapon But Love
by Icecream Hands
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Such a joyful collection of songs. Nothing like quintessential Melbourne alternative rock to lift the spirits. Listening during yet another lockdown transports me to a band room in my favourite pub. Thanks for the music lads- looking forward to seeing you for real when we get outta here.
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