Sundae Club
You know when you hear a piece of music and it effortlessly invokes a national or regional characteristic? Well, Sundae Club are British. Not a 'rolling green hills and Jane Austen' type of Britishness, more the 'wet bank holiday at Skegness' kind, with the whole family stuffed into your dad's Hillman Hunter, eating fish-paste sandwiches while watching the rain... ... more
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