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Waiting
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Gold
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Wake Up
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Wine Dark Sea
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Undercurrent
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Chemical
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Silhouette
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Burn On
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Archipelago Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Archipelago fuse jazz, alt-rock and left field song forms underpinned by improvisation.
Fronted by Faye
MacCalman on saxophone/clarinet/vocals/synth, John Pope (Bass/FX) & Christian Alderson (Drums/Percussion) complete this collaborative lineup.
‘truly remarkable unit’ - NARC Magazine.
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