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The Other Ones
03:53
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Your Pretty Heads
04:03
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Shuttlebus
03:15
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Get Things Done
04:00
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Sports Umbrella
03:51
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Ajax
05:45
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Imaginary Friends
02:17
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Breadplates
04:31
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Crying (Herman)
06:07
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Surprise Surprise
04:12
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49 Mistakes
02:43
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Trampoline
04:57
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Politics Rotterdam
While officially just playing songs, Politics make a diverse collection of pop music that can go any which way. They break through the calibrated grid with their own sound, unexpected twists and turns, surprising lyrics and fine harmonies.
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