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Carrion
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Annabel
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Irene
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Bad Feeling
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English Lovers
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Skin-Diving
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Berlitz
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How Could I Hurt You?
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Violent Love
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The Colony Room
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Feeling Juvenile
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The Bardots Norwich, UK
The Bardots formed at UEA in Norwich, 1989.
Simon Dunford, Andy Murphy and
brothers Neil and Steve Cox built a following on the UK indie music scene. Early releases, Sofaelaine and Sad Anne, picked up press and radio interest, Stone Roses support and a Peel session. Krzysztof Fijalkowski joined on 2nd guitar and in 1992, signed to Cheree Records. Murphy left in 1994 being replaced by Yves Altana
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