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This Is My Wilderness
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Tiptoe (So Long Goodbye)
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The Muskox Parade
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Sea Coal Collectors
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Interlude And Hope
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Le Loup
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[Swim]
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The Broken Broadcast UK
About
“hypnotic and atmospheric, enthralling, subdued melodic sounds” -
Shout4Music.
“one of the North East’s best kept musical secrets” – Glasswerk.
Biography
The Broken Broadcast bring a slice of West Coast Americana lo-fi folk to the industrial landscapes they were thrust upon to earn an existence. Join them in their ever evolving, ever morphing attempt to escape.
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