Trev Elkin
It may be naive melancholy pop but don't underestimate its ability to make melodies stick inside your head.
Favorite track: Teeth Don't Stay Milky White For Long.
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Into The Woods
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Little Things
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Pact
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School Trip
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Leave
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Monsters
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Bottom of the Bottle
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Marble Season Liverpool, UK
north-west based bunch of idiots with access to instruments
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Indietracks Compilation 2019
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Because I was there, and it was glorious.
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Revision Time: so many new bands to form an opinion on before deciding on whether to join the queue to get into the church.
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