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scintilla-london London, UK
Scintilla schlepped around London from the late 90s to the mid 00s, playing in all the bastions of punk-Indie-rock from Camden to Deptford (The Dublin Castle, The Bull & Gate, The Falcon, The Hope & Anchor, Water Rats, The Monarch and suchlike and so forth) delivering their "raw, ferocious, melodious concoction", as Making Music Magazine put it. ... more
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