Grawlixes Wellington, New Zealand
Grawlixes are an existential folk-pop band from Wellington, New Zealand, who will sear themselves in your brain with raw, wry and infections songs about doomed relationships, not being invited to parties, and wanting to murder each other.
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Wonderful album, you can tell how much care was put into it. I must also add my thanks to Brooke, for the lovely note she left with my purchase, that was quite the wonderful surprise. (too bad I missed the Claimed by the Sea CD, I hope you'll re-release some one of these days) I will definitely keep an ear out for what you release next.
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