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Blyth High Light
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Burning Bridge
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Orrery
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The Vapourer
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Marineville
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Thought Fox
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Spiro Bristol, UK
Bands often claim to be unique, but Spiro really do defy easy categorisation. They are an acoustic instrumental quartet, playing violin, mandolin, accordion and guitar (which is occasionally replaced by cello), and though they do make use of traditional themes, they are most certainly not a folk band. ... more
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