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Go To Hell
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Oh, Sceptred Isle
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Your Hauntological Ass
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Ambleside
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Goodnight England, UK
One half of psych-folk-rock-pop renegades The Witch And The Robot.
Purveyor of songs, soundtracks and musical meanderings.
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