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Jer Fairall

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Sick of Sarah: 2205

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Jer Fairall
/ 28 February 2011
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Adele: 21

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Jer Fairall
/ 22 February 2011
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Willie Wright: Telling The Truth

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Jer Fairall
/ 3 February 2011
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Neil Hamburger: Hot February Night

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Jer Fairall
/ 27 January 2011
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Tomboyfriend: Don’t Go to School

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Jer Fairall
/ 20 January 2011
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Perfume Genius: Learning

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Jer Fairall
/ 29 November 2010
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Owl: Chants (the vibrations in the streets keep me weak in the knees)

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Jer Fairall
/ 18 November 2010
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Cee-Lo Green: The Lady Killer

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Jer Fairall
/ 9 November 2010
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Rasputina: Sister Kinderhook

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Jer Fairall
/ 25 October 2010
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Jimmy Eat World: Invented

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Jer Fairall
/ 19 October 2010
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Amelia Curran: Hunter, Hunter

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Jer Fairall
/ 5 October 2010
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From Old World Underground to Hollywood (and Back): Metric’s New Wave Adventure

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Jer Fairall
/ 14 September 2010

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