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Golden Sunshine
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Dr Barnes
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The One That Got Away
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Lonely Man
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Different Girl
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Strange
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Behind You
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The Conversation
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Why Wonder Why?
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This May Be the Time
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Seabird
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The Vapour Trails Aberdeen, UK
From Aberdeen . Scotland The Vapour Trails play music described as a mixture of Jangle pop,indie pop and psych. Influenced by great bands like The Beatles, Love, Buffalo Springfield , The Byrds, The Kinks, The La's ,Rain Parade , The Stone roses , Teenage Fanclub etc the guys have already released 2 full albums on the Futureman Records label and played countless live shows.. Forza Trails!! ... more
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