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Teeming
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Conduits
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Mouthwash
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A Shy Distance
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Moon Landings
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Mt. Doubt Edinburgh, UK
Mt. Doubt is the project of Edinburgh-based musician Leo Bargery.
With regular
airplay on BBC Scotland, as well as 6Music, Amazing Radio, XFM, KEXP, and more.
We have played with; Idlewild, White Lies, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Admiral Fallow, Errors & more.
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