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Old Clothes
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Feelin' Green
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She's So Strange
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Banana Peel
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Adorable
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The Electric Vogues Sydney, Australia
"The ‘60s-esque indie-pop-rock band The Electric Vogues made you feel like you were in a frat-house or an old-school 1950s milkbar. Fabulously well-dressed in dapper clothes of crisp white shirts and polka dresses with full skirts. With the sounds of a violin to accompany Adin’s raw garage vocals that encompassed the talents of The Velvet Underground and Elvis Costello." - Faster Louder ... more
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