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The Liking of Things
05:21
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Stranger to me now
04:10
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Today Yesterday Tomorrow
04:58
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For Shame
03:42
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See
04:52
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Deeper
05:29
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The Shortest Romance
10:24
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Bright bright day
05:17
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Sarankot
03:55
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AGK London, UK
AGK are the archetypal British odd couple; whose music is an introspective trip in the lineage of Japan, The Associates and
The Divine Comedy.
DJ Magazine described them as ‘shimmering in the spirit of Depeche Mode ... moving mood music for the melancholic.’ 2005's electronica-tinged debut album ‘The Liking of Things’ was followed up in 2008 by the pastoral 'Further South'.
Since then, silence...
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