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He Said You're Alright
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Our Streets
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Sun Tripping
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La Chaleur
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Paper Moon
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Kill the Darling Melbourne, Australia
Kill the Darling is a female fronted Melbourne-based band anchored by powerful vocals, hypnotic guitar and a driving rhythm section. Their intensity lies in a careful balance between minimalist purity and dynamic, layered songwriting. Kill the Darling offer a unique blend of '70s folk influences and '90s symphonic grunge. ... more
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