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The Sounds So Far (2006 – 2007)

October 15, 2009 by Tom

If digital formats are your thing we are selling a compilation of our earlier releases for just £2 at our digital store. That’s six tracks for just two squid!

This compilation features the digital versions of SXP 002 (The Scha La La’s), SXP 003 (Santa Dog) and SXP 004 (The Bridge Gang).

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