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Unleash The Jets
03:05
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Wave & Smile
02:28
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Put Me To The Sword
03:16
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Robot Diver
03:35
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Look After Your Own
03:01
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Fantasy Reality
03:20
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Cold Sentiments
02:58
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Drums, Bass, Guitars, Vocals - Dan Auld
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Neon Monster
04:16
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Paste A Crown
04:31
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Where Do The Days Go To?
04:13
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Diamond Chandeliers York, UK
Diamond Chandeliers is the brainchild of Dan Auld, musical obsessive and drummer with the heavy rock band Avenging Force. His influences range from Syd Barrett to Derrick May, Eggstone to Cluster and Sebadoh to Drexiya to name but a few.
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