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Orchards – Losers/Lovers (EP Review)

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Carry the Crown – Not Alone (EP Review)

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Nelson Can – EP 3 (EP Review)

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Sweet Little Machine – Monsters (EP Review)

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Tigercub – Evolve or Die (EP Review)

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Earl Grey – The Times You Cross My Mind (EP Review)

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Strange Cages – The Cracks (EP Review)

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Peaness – Are You Sure? (EP Review)

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