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Muscle Memory/Holy Goodnight by The VibrationEP1 (untitled) by JavelinI'm Not Sorry by The cocknbullkid89 by KotchyI Can't Give You Up by Smoove & TurrellMother by Susumu YokotaMother by Susumu YokotaHot & Cold by SoopasoulTerminal 3 / 2 Da Floor by RuskoFrom an Ancient Star by Belbury PolyNo Surprise by James YuillTravels into Several Remote Nations of the World by Yellow Moon BandOne Night In London by Various ArtistsI Can't Give You Up by Smoove & TurrellEl Beasto by Prok & FitchMr No / Someone Great by Banjo Or FreakoutMr No / Someone Great by Banjo Or FreakoutGo That Deep (Paul Woolford Remixes) by Nufrequency feat. Shara NelsonBruise Color Blue EP by GSpider & FarahRed Velvet by Red VelvetRed Velvet by Red VelvetLunglight by The Shaky HandsOne Night In New York City by Various ArtistsGareth : The Early Years EP by The Late GreatsHomesick EP by The AmateursUnder The Rose EP by SubrosaLo Fat EP by Soma HighBaby Show Vol.1 by Fabor E Le Sue Tastiere

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If you'd told us at the time that Sub Sub would have the UK's number one guitar LP a decade later we'd have laughed at you and fecked off back to our EMF records. But hindsight is a wonderfully thing, and we can now all go, 'of course, it was bound to happen' like we thought that all along. The Talk Talk inspired 'Lost Souls' put them on the map, but it was this year's 'The Last Broadcast' that conformed them as bona fide beardy Manc superstars, and had really lazy and stupid journalists calling them 'The New Radiohead'. Yeah right. All that you should concern yourselves with is the fact that, live, Dove do what those Dove bubble foam ads claim to.



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