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Would Be Gods
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Float
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How To Be Alone
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Dyatlov Pass
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I Was Never Here Anyway
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Calls & Signals
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Arêtes London, UK
Arêtes was formed in 2011 by Brian Semple and James Grisbrook. Semple had grown up playing in folk and punk bands in Belfast, while Grisbrook had been making lo-fi electronica since his teenage years in South London. In 2012, Arêtes added Daryl Sweet (guitar, mandolin and banjo), Ryan Harkness (guitar) and Ray Moody (drums) to their line up. ... more
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