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Somewhere More Stabby
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Mary and Joseph
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The Agony
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Fucking Christmas Cards
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Spirits Of The Forest
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Listen To This Song
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Still Broken
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The Tit Mice Bristol, UK
The Tit Mice were an improvisational collective formed in Bristol on new years day 2013. Their intention was just to play music. However, upon attempting to do this they realised the resulting masterpieces were so powerful and moving they could either save the world or plunge civilisation into a new dark age. The latter happened. They continue to make rubbish music as an unstructured collective. ... more
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