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Candy Candy
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Nature Girl
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Big Yellow Rays
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The Astronomer
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Ocean Deep
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Nightdriving
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Edward Takes The Plunge
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The Green Light
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Tom Rose And The Heathen Orchestra England, UK
Tom Rose and the Heathen Orchestra first emerged from the ooze in 2016. They have been defying expectations and evading categorisation ever since. Their latest album - Hey, Look At You! - finds them in an upbeat mood, casually weaving their way through life’s highs and lows with joyous abandon and an unshakable belief in humanity’s capacity for good. ... more
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