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Clouds
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Let's Go Out
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My Oh My
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Stones
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Next Time I See You
04:22
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Belleville London, UK
Belleville are meant to be a lo-fi, alt-country, jangly indie-rock sort of band but get carried away with other stuff from time to time. Their eponymous debut album was described as "a gorgeously minimal approach" by Rough Trade and "a healthy mix of indie-country-blues-lo-fi rock in its greatest nuanced quietly distorted form" by Camden New Journal. ... more
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