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- ↑ Tom Davies (14 November 1997). "Speed of Sound: Dawn of the Replicants - Rhino Rays EP". Cherwell . Vol. 219, no. 6. p. 14.
This EP needs quite some listening, but why else would John Peel be playing this band to death?
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