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The Awakening
03:05
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Life In Glorious Stereo
03:34
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Summer, Somewhere
04:11
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Secret Sounds
03:57
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The Dreamer
04:54
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The Albatross
04:13
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The Extraordinary
04:18
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The Silver Mountain
03:29
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Minor Alterations
03:55
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Stutter
02:12
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Four Hours From Now
05:24
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Screaming Maldini Sheffield, UK
“wondrous nuggets of pop-genius...an enchanting, breath-taking journey.“ - 9/10 Exposed
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"phenomenal" - Drowned in Sound
“a wonderfully ambitious record...one of the catchiest albums you will hear all year.“ - 8/10 The 405
“just about the most uplifting thing you'll hear...ludicrous levels of catchiness" - Drowned in Sound
"WOW!" - Tom Robinson (BBC 6Music)
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