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Dead Youth
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Idiot
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Hello America
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Mirror Mirror
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Patrick Wray UK
Patrick Wray is an artist and musician based in London. He was born in the North of England before attending art college and then moving to London in search of fame and fortune. During the last decade he recorded several hundred tracks which were collected on three albums released under the name Cogs. These were 'Laughter and Footsteps' (2005) 'New Primitive (2008) and 'Afternoons' (2010) ... more
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