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Fatal
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Pedestal
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Grave
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Circle
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Vessels
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Cannibals
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Eruptions
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Guilt
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Prisoner
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Obsessions
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Blinded
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Toothache
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Tabloids Leeds, UK
Tabloids make noise | Tabloids resonate | Tabloids provide escapism | Tabloids influence | Tabloids create
emotion
Formed in late 2013, Tabloids capture the mood of post-punk bands like Joy Division and Interpol, mixed with pop sensibilities reminiscent of the The Smiths or The Cure. Soaring vocals, driving basslines and infectious hooks combine to make Tabloids’ signature sound.
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