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Modern Radio
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Skin Trade
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Procreation Self Abuse
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Programmed To Perfection
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Disconnected
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Isolation
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City Behaviour
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Scarlet Soho Southampton, UK
It may not be such an unusual sight now, with many acts happily straddling the worlds of pop and indie, but when I first met
this band, no one else was doing what they were doing. At a time when going to a gig always meant watching three near identical guitar bands, Scarlet Soho shunned that tired idea of what a band should be.
Andy Malt (CMU Daily)
... more
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