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La Rat by Opposite Sex
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"La Rat" appears on the album Opposite Sex by Opposite Sex - FISH006
available here: http://oppositesex.bandcamp.com/
A video for "La Rat" can be found on Vimeo here: http://vimeo.com/34065445
Or on YouTube here: http://youtu.be/ObQG8mIr7vM
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"Master/ Slave" appears on the Fishrider album Opposite Sex by Opposite Sex FISH006 available here: http://oppositesex.bandcamp.com/
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The Shifting Sands albun 'Feel' is available on Fishrider Records FISH008
here: http://theshiftingsands.bandcamp.com/
An animated video for 'Pixies' is here: http://youtu.be/Rm2pDV_C5Wc
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From the Fishrider Records album (LP & CD) 'Secret Holiday/ Victory Blues' FISH007 available here: http://thepuddle.bandcamp.com/album/secret-holiday-victory-blues
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A video for 'Decline to Fall' can be seen here: http://youtu.be/Teoh9taFbqU
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Fishrider Records Dunedin, New Zealand
Dunedin, NZ 'arts & crafts' record label, since 2006. Bandcamp Daily said "a swath of bands with new wave and post-punk tendencies have dominated the label’s roster".
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