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Call to arms
02:54
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We don't care what you have to say
We don't respect your treaties
We're not confined
By your lines
We won't be held by boundaries
We look your soldiers in the eye
And laugh at your democracy
A call to arms
Is not enough
To stop us being free
Cos you know
That we're here
And we're coming out of everywhere
We're taking control
And it's time to repent
You've fed on our souls
And you've stolen our possessions
And now we've got nothing left
Accept for us.
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The Battle
03:28
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Letters to/from home
04:38
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Fallen (part one)
03:05
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Sibaroni UK
I am a singer/songwriter originally from Cardiff, Wales but now based in London. I've been a few bands in me time some of
which you may have heard of and some you probably haven't.
If you like Pavement, Dinosaur Jr, Blur, Manics, Pixies, Luke Haines, Sebadoh, Ramones, National, Super Furries, Flaming Lips etc there's a half a chance you'll like Sibaroni as well - cos that's what I like too.
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Sibaroni recommends:
The Crack (Musical)
by Indie Folker
It is always a pleasure to find an artist that can blend witty lyrics with really well crafted songs and Indie Folker is amongst the best. Also he is from Transylvania so quite likely to be a vampire.
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Action Ornaments
by Trumans Water
Noisy, chaotic, scratchy, lofi awesomeness. John Peel (one of the, if not the greatest man ever, ever ever who wasn't a vampire) loved them. So do I.
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Lowdown Ways
by DADDY LONG LEGS
The NYC trio push their blown-out garage-blues sound into new territory, on both reinterpreted classics and originals.
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A female voice that feels out of another century quivers over a folk harp on the 11 tracks that make up this exclusive video album.
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Scottish outfit celebrate 30 years of jangly, jagged alternative rock with rowdy album number 12, recorded with DIY icon Steve Albini.
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The Complete BBC Radio Sessions 1995 - 2018
by Spare Snare
This staggering collection of 42 performances from BBC Radio showcase the UK group at their post-punk best.
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