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October Drift
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K.O.G & The Zongo Brigade
Nai Harvest
Slow Club
Joe Carnall Jnr
Ordnance
Hands Off Gretel
Sam Genders
Emily Jane Stancer
Rumpus
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The Darlingtons
Harley Likes Music
Southpaw
Renegade Brass Band
The Dunwells
Reverend and the Makers
Roger the Mascot
Rita Payne
Everly Pregnant Brothers
The Book Club
Drenge
Public Service Broadcasting
See Emily Play
Alvarez Kings
The Payroll Union
Gilmore Trail
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Our music reviewer Phoebe De Angelis takes a listen to the debut album from Afro-fusion partystarters K.O.G & The Zongo Brigade.
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The long-awaited debut album from Afro-fusion band K.O.G. & the Zongo Brigade sounds as massive as you’d expect from the..