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Rainbow's End
03:06
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Machines
05:39
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Spinning Me Round
04:50
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Ricochet Days
05:12
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Hands Across The Sea
04:53
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Blue Waves
04:00
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Heart
06:58
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Chapter 12
03:57
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Ringing In The Change
04:09
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Reflection
04:19
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Breaking Away (Demo)
02:51
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Modern English England, UK
Formed in Colchester, England, the band self-released its first single on its own Limp Records label prior to signing to 4AD, home to such like-minded acts as Bauhaus, Cocteau Twins and Dead Can Dance. Laying the foundation for future musical movements such as goth and industrial, Modern English would gain the attention of renowned BBC DJ John Peel, who featured the band twice on his program. ... more
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