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Saturation (Radio edit)
02:18
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Sometimes all that matters
Is a sad, loud song
You walk through dogmuck alleyways
And know you don’t belong
Spent the day remembering
It seems so long
All it took was somebody
To say there’s nothing wrong
Makes me wonder
Soaks my skin
I’m just taking
Everything in
Don’t need to say the reason
For a sad, loud song
A black cloud bursting over you
A plastic laser gun
Sometimes nothing matters
But a sad, loud song
You can’t breathe without it
So put your helmet on
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Mercy Seat
04:15
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Candidate London, UK
Described by one critic as "the best available bridge between American lo-fi and the woody thrum of archaic Britfolk", Candidate formed in 1999, and have released five albums, including the acclaimed Tiger Flies, Nuada, Under The Skylon and Oxengate. They have been album of the year choices in the Sunday Times, Rolling Stone and BBC Radio 2. ... more
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