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God is in the POLIS
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Finnieston Strip
02:40
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The Foreign One
02:59
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Underwater Kingdom
03:02
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BumBumBum
02:19
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Abstract Art
01:45
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You Have Friends
02:28
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Nice Things
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POLIS Glasgow, UK
Scottish/Italian/Polish synths/vocals trio that sound like Devo mixed with Drexciya and whacked over the head with a copy of "Inland Empire" on bluray (with none of the Polish dialogue subtitled). Outer Space meets Scooby Doo for adults basically.
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