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The Unknown
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Future Imperfect
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Get Me Outta Here
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Order < Chaos
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Chasing Sunsets
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Who's to Blame?
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Mind > Matter
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Cosmos
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Speak Up Recordings UK
Independent label for the recording projects of Andrew McLatchie (aka Half Deaf Clatch). Slightly strange musicianer. Eleven Time British Blues Award Finalist 2013 - 2016
Six Time UK Blues Award Finalist 2018 - 2022
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