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Intro
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Eye For An Eye
04:17
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Morning
03:45
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Throw In Two
02:34
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Chimera
03:58
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Heroes
03:18
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Grime Star
04:56
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Narrow Pride
05:17
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Along Your Way
03:30
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All I Need
03:13
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Still Here
04:06
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Angels
04:04
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Twiggy Frostbite Sweden
The band Twiggy Frostbite received considerable international attention when they released their debut album ‘Through Fire’. Including reviews and positive mentions in media like The Sunday Times, NME, Uncut, Clash and Vice Magazine. They also had radio support from the likes of Steve Lamacq and Gideon Coe, and were also picked as ‘Band Of The Week’ on The Radcliffe And Maconie Show (BBC Radio 2). ... more
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