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Are Friends Electric
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Black September Gloucester, UK
Formed in 1987, Black September and drawing on influences from contemporaneous acts such as The Cure, Echo and the Bunnymen
and The Fields of the Nephilim, the band combined the down-beat, emotive sensibility of the “Alternative” scene with a hard-edged, rock-based approach to create their own distinctive sound
Now, after over twenty years apart, the four original members have reformed
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