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Brains, Waste, Heart
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Drink n Drive
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Hot n Bothered
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Gone Fishin'
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Not Lovin' You
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Slip n Slide
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A Stomach Full of Coal
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Overflowing
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Auckland
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Ursula Perth, Australia
URSULA is the songwriting project for Robbie Rumble and Ashby Ranson, who have both enjoyed similar tastes in music and finally smooshed it together to create a sound that packs reverbed soaked guitars and haunting vocal melodies over a primal groove and garage aesthetic, resulting in a familiar yet exotic take on classic 90’s shoegaze, garage and slacker rock. ... more
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Echo ladies found me years ago on bandcamp. Now I listen to them when I want to feel the world is filled with lonely and beautiful people... who dont talk but probably should. This new record captures what I love about the first few records... but with some progression and maturity. Excited to listen to where they go in the future.
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