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    Appreciation a small album review : Paragon Songs by whenyoung

    About the group They were formed in Limerick, Ireland but got their start in London. They are currently based in England. At the start it was a trio : Aoife Power, Niall Burns and Andrew Flood. Niall left the group sometime after the release of "Reasons to Dream" (2019). They got their name from...
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    MV Market Shop Store - Mess

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    MV The Nature of it - her picture

  4. Willow

    MV Homecomings / US

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    Audio A long but lovely interview of A.A. Williams

    I really want to listen to that interview even if I know I won’t understand all of it lol
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    MV Sangatsu no Phantasia / Piece wo Yomu

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    MV Gunjou no sekai / Highlight Twilight

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    MV Mahalia - terms and conditions (visualiser)

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    MV Ringo Musume / Modoko Mode

  10. Willow

    News Papipupepo ha muzukashii new digital single

    https://linkco.re/XmFT8a6S?lang=en @J-Rock
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    MV Appare! - Iikanjii

  12. Willow

    MV Jiemei - Mew

  13. Willow

    Performance Owaranaide, yoru - Sepia (short ver.)

  14. Willow

    MV Mind Stone - MAINAMIND

  15. Willow

    MV Spirale - Shiomi Kira

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    News 5th April 2023 new Japanese releases

    digital Aya Uchida CHAI Aimyong TOMOO Ibe Caller singles Appare! BsGirls JO1 Reina Kondo StayC EP/albums Suzuko Mimori Miliyah Katou ASP Yuragi Yorushika
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    Performance NEMOPHILA - Now I here (official live video)

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    MV Lily of the Valley - Sangatsu 33hi

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    News Megan Dixon Wood announced her first album

    tracklist 1. East of the Sun 2. The Garden 3. Third Lung 4. Great Unknown 5. St. Lucia 6. The Wishing Tree 7. 24 Summers 8. Hanged Man 9. Warpaint 10. Athena 11. Cloudwalker 12. Martyr
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    Debut Ruan (電影と少年CQ) to release her first solo album on 8th April

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