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Young Hearts
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DGYFI
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Across The Shore
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Gimme Some More Water
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Foreign Affairs Berlin, Germany
Foreign Affairs are quite new on the scene, having only been playing as a group since 2017. However, in this short time they have worked relentlessly to create their own signature sound. With driving bass and drums, accompanied by intricate guitar melodies washed over with a baritone voice. Big influences are The Strokes, Joy Division and The National. We're evolving with every song we create. ... more
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