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Elegant Rose
02:29
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The Fear
02:42
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One For The Road
03:53
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Too Late
02:55
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Desperate
03:50
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The Tyburn Tree London, UK
Formed in 2011, The Tyburn Tree are an instrument-swapping psychedelic indie rock 4-piece from London (well, one from Scotland), inadvertently influenced by a wide range of acts including Phish, The Doors, The Rolling Stones and Santana.
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