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Nothing More
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Healthier Days
02:21
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String
02:36
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Time Eats Up
02:03
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Kitchen Sinking
04:08
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TV People Dublin, Ireland
TV People are a duo that create their dark and gritty sound from a fusion of alt-rock and post-punk
influences.
In pursuing their aim of challenging outdated stereotypes and normalising discussion of difficult topics, the band creates art that explores themes such as mental illness, addiction, grief and the pervading uncertainty facing many of their generation.
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