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Shock Corridor Melbourne, Australia
Naarm 6-piece Shock Corridor combine an array of influences, a frankenstein’s monster of trip-hop, new-wave, post-punk, jazz and dark blues, the final result is a hypnotic blend of the melancholic, macabre and all of your undiagnosed ailments, both mental and physical - your hot shower suddenly going cold. The lyrics read like eulogies (or confessions you should keep to yourself). ... more
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