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Tuesday, Mar 4, 2008

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RICHARD SWIFT [ Photo: Paul Heartfield]

RICHARD SWIFT [ Photo: Paul Heartfield]

Richard Swift
Knee High Boogie Blues [MP3] (from Richard Swift As Onasis releasing 8 April)

Phone Coffins [MP3] (from Richard Swift As Onasis releasing 8 April)

Tift Merritt
Keep You Happy [MP3]

Gnarls Barkley
Who’s Gonna Save My Soul [Video]

No Kids
The Beaches All Closed [MP3]

School of Language
Rockist Part 1 [MP3]

Martinho Da Silva
Claustrofobia [MP3]

Silversun Pickups
Little Lover’s So Polite [Video]

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