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- My Bloody Valentine: The Dublin/London shoe-gaze act ended 22 years of studio silence with this year’s ‘mbv’ album. In concert, they are all about volume. At a recent UK show attendees were handed earplugs, the better to prepare them for the tumult that awaited.
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