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Give Me (Something)
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I Don't Want To Be Alone
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Let's Stop Pretending
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The Sunday Estate Sydney, Australia
The Sunday Estate formed in 2018 when Conor and Sven had to live up to a brag that they would one day be famous musicians. Fast forward to 2019 and the band have released 3 songs and videos, played over 20 shows since their first in May with plans to record again in January. Their style is a mix of indie rock and post punk including The Cure, Boys Next Door and The 1975. ... more
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