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Victims
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Everyone Recommends
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Hell
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After Midnight
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Call Me Satan
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So & So
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Confetti
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Nationalists
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Blue Mink
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3 Nights
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Black Dog
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Elevate
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Davey Woodward Bristol, UK
Davey Woodward fronted indie bands The Brilliant Corners and The Experimental Pop Band. He also plays in alt rock trio Karen
and The Winter Orphans, a group of friends realising the potential of his solo songs.
In the last two decades he has mainly been writing acoustic solo Intimate folk punctuated by ‘new wave’.
Davey lives in a tree house somewhere in Bristol. England.
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