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Mummy's A Blogger
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Under The Bus
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Fly Swat Dictator
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Alive At Midday
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Easier
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Cautious Kid
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Tyme Vampyre
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Hospital Drugs
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Joke
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Gnohms Melbourne, Australia
Shedding their former moniker of Ohms and evolving into a power trio with three lead singers. Pat (guitar, vocals), Mark (bass, vocals) and Lauren (drums, vocals) are sharing the mic, the glory and the harmonies. They'll release their album on local label Psychic Hysteria later this year. Creationism is out. Evolution is in. ... more
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