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| Genre | Rock |
Hurry is a 2001 EP released by Tin Foil Phoenix as Sonic Bloom.
The EP was nominated for a 2002 Western Canadian Music Award for Outstanding Rock Recording.
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| Released | 2002 |
| Genre | Rock |
Hurry is a 2001 EP released by Tin Foil Phoenix as Sonic Bloom.
The EP was nominated for a 2002 Western Canadian Music Award for Outstanding Rock Recording.
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