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I Thought Thunderbolt
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Defender Luxe
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Life's Champions
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Local Hero
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Feel Good Peace
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Premature Enthusiasm
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Growing Pains
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Big League Melbourne, Australia
“With their layers of fuzzed out guitar and blissful summertime vocals, Big League feel like 90s grunge on muscle relaxants" - Happy Mag
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