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Monday, July 1, 2013

June Singles Round Up

1.Editors- "The Weight"
2.Washed Out- "It Feels Alright"
3.Blouse- "No Shelter"
4.Arctic Monkeys- Do I Know You?
5.Miss Kittin- "What to Wear"
6.Pet Shop Boys- "Vocal"
7.David Lynch- Are You Sure?
8.Franz Ferdinand- "Love Illumination"
9.White Lies- "Getting Even"
10.Bright Light Bright Light- "Moves"


By Bori B. at July 01, 2013
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