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All Is Well
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Semi-tone Blues
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World Cup
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1234
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Going Down to Seaford
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Trio
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Next Of Kin
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How Does Sound Travel
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Meet Me On A Star
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Woo UK
British brothers Clive and Mark Ives, have been recording together since the 70s. Over that time they have developed a sound wholly their own, combining acoustic instrumentation (primarily guitar and clarinet) and electronics in a way that reflects the past, present and future.Touching upon jazz, psychedelic, ambient and folk/pop idioms.Their work has drawn comparisons to Durutti Column + Cluster ... more
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