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Coax the Drowners
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Big Cat
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Ink
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Sin & Sophia
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O for Oratory
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Son of Swan
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The Approacher
03:30
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The Emerald Locust
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A Blooding at the Lodge
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An Axe Bristol, UK
An Axe are a clattering surf/rock'n'roll/post-punk trio. Combining noisy 50s guitar twang, reverbed baritone guitar,
pounding drums and seedy crooning.
'The Gun Club flick-knife duelling with The Bad Seeds' (Venue)
'If Ian Curtis had ever visited a beach, An Axe would have been his surfing soundtrack' (Live Music Scene)
'Simply put, these guys are just cool as ice' (Louder Than War)
... more
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