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Meet Market
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Fence Sitter
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El Tel
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Tinderbox
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Walk With Me
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Fender Bender
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Young Man
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Dead Behind The Eyes
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3 A.M. Nocturnal
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Shades Of Grey
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Skaema Poole, UK
SKAEMA are Neil (lead vocal, guitar, synth), Duncan (bass, backing vocal) and Becca (drums) and Mike (keyboard). Formed in early 2016, this four-piece predominantly pull on influences from the post-punk era and underpin them with metal-infused bass and drum riffs. The resultant sound is distinctly British, driving and powerful, yet melodic. ... more
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