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Out Cold
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Ghost at a Party
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High Fives
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Elsewhere
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Black Out
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What I've Done
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Crosseyed
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Lemon
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Far Out Boy
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Back There Again
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Art Is Hard Records UK
Small independent record label run by two friends, one of us works in an office and the other doesn't. The label was started by two friends influenced by the attitude and ethics of labels such as Factory, Wichita, Anticon and Dischord.
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