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Let The Water Break
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Let's Get Undressed
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Rising Cool
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Kill Me Now My Love
05:25
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¡Que Asco! Wales, UK
¡Que Asco! (“Kay assko”, Spanish for gross) came together with the singular aim of making a lot of noise and a dedication to raw, pure, powerful sound. Years spent touring as a folk musician and living a peaceful life in Spain left Joshua Caole desperate to get back to his hardcore roots in South Wales. To order the Vinyl copy follow the unionmusicstore link below. ... more
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