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40 Days & Nights
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Master / Mistress
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Fast Cryin'
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Lucky Me
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Claw Machine
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My Imaginary Baby
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Dog 'N' Bone
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Great Grey Belly
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Fly South
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Piney Gir London, UK
“Like Carole King fronting The Beatles” Loud Women
“A retro slice of psychedelic garage
rock, which showcases Piney’s supernatural talent as a singer and songwriter.” Get In Her Ears
“Something that can easily stand beside the work of Aldous Harding or Cate Le Bon” Austin Town Hall
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