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Undertow
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Dry Land Is A Myth
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Across The Sea
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Always A Lighthouse
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Destroy the Beast, Find the Baby Bristol, UK
Brought together through a love of pop punk and hardcore, and a refusal to choose between the two, Destroy the Beast, Find
the Baby have been electrifying Bristol crowds for the last few years with their genre-bending sound and high energy performances.
The quartetare set to released their brand new EP "Dry Land Is A Myth", continuing to prove an unstoppable force in the Bristol music scene.
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