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Photo Fit
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Denial
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Griefcase
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This Note Is Useless
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SLAP RASH Manchester, UK
Since leaping onto the Manchester underground, SLAP RASH have been turning heads.
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Their blend of “machine-like blasts of drum work”, roaring bass and vicious live performances led to the duo opening for JOHN, Melt Banana and selling out their debut headliner at The Eagle Inn.
They’re an unrelenting force with a lot to say, and this is just the beginning.
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