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Edinburgh School for the Deaf - New Youth Bible - VINYL LP

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25th anniversary silver vinyl. A Lost Shoegaze Classic. The lone album from this wistful Scottish post-punk combomasterfully blends VU-esque drone pop songs with delicateballads drenched in arcane feedback.

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    Rock
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    25th anniversary silver vinyl. A Lost Shoegaze Classic. The lone album from this wistful Scottish post-punk combomasterfully blends VU-esque drone pop songs with delicateballads drenched in arcane feedback.
    Artist
    Edinburgh School for the Deaf
    Title
    New Youth Bible
    Format
    VINYL
    Label
    Absolutely Kosher
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