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Upside Down
02:49
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Graphite
03:30
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Hitchhiker Disco
04:38
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Siren
03:10
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System of a Down Medley
06:07
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Belly of the Beast
03:28
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Tarot
05:50
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She
04:24
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Front Page News
02:56
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Glad I Woke Up
04:13
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Pendulum Medley
05:48
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Sir Curse Leeds, UK
Imagine Kate Bush running away to join the circus with System of a Down. Now add some shades of American Horror Story, with
an unsettling undercurrent à la The Brothers Grimm. You are now some way towards describing Sir Curse, a 6-piece alternative rock band from Leeds.
The band bring you crazed live shows that combine campfire horror storytelling, freak-show theatricality, and full-throttle music
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