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Warm Sweaters For Susan Taranto, Italy
Warm Sweaters For Susan is a band born in Taranto, in the summer of 2017. They have a common love for the English music of the '80s and above all of the '90s; the band proposes pieces that have been composed by themselves and that are typified by the strong use of instruments, all combined with some well-defined melodies: the result is a "indie rock" which often flows into dream pop and shoegaze. ... more
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