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Severance Pay
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Ident
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The Chain
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Letters
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Room 4
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Thicket
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The Last Thaw
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Exploition!
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Dead Days Beyond Help London, UK
Dead Days Beyond Help are Alex Ward (guitar/vocals) and Jem Doulton (drums). They formed in London in 2006, played their 1st show in 2007, and released their first album ACCESS DENIED! in 2009. Their music mixes intense and intricate composed instrumental rock, free-wheeling improvisation, and emotive, often country-tinged songs. Their latest release is SEVERANCE PAY, on Believers Roast records. ... more
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