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Better
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Seven
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Rollin'
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Scream
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Three
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Try Again
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FDJ
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Epic
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BStation
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Solitude
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State Two
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Wire Dragon England, UK
Wire Dragon’s music comes from that placeless space where you allow yourself to be lost in the deep, textured, hypnotic guitars and synths which float effortlessly over laid back rhythms. His mesmerising lyrics strung across mournful melodies draw you deeper into the fabric of the music, where time no longer seems to be relevant. ... more
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