bentcousin Brighton, UK
bentcousin is twin siblings, Amelia and Pat Innit, who were magically born a decade apart - Amelia just before midnight on December, 31st, 1989, Pat just after on January 1st, 1990. They formed in the summer of 2011 after sharing a dream (it's a twin thing) in which David Bowie told them they were destined to make music together. In fact, most of their songs come to the duo during joint dreams. ... more
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Indietracks Compilation 2019
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Living in Australia pretty much rules me out of ever attending this festival so my annual purchase of this compilation is surely the next best thing. And I'm pleased to relate that it's up to it's usual high standard.
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Orchid Underneath
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Indietracks Compilation 2017
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Because I was there, and it was glorious.
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