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We're burning up but going cold.
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Three 'Fuck Me'
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The End Of 'The Chain'
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Brains keep us together.
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Seven 'Fight The Future'
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Six 'Belly Slide'
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Black Plastic London, UK
Formed in April 2011 by Ben Kenobi Le Marchant (Bass, Vocals, Guitar), Josh Shrives (Drums, Vocals, Guitar, Keys) and Eve
Wettstein (Vocals).
In 2012 Eve left and Luke Tomkins (Guitar, Vocals, Drums) joined. In 2014 Daryl Holley (Drums) joined.
Since 2016, the band has been operating as a revolving jam collective which at times has also included Martin Hamilton (Drums) and Lee O'Connor (Vocals).
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Electric Dream Demon (LP)
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Heavy psych rock trio made up of members of Sonic Mass, Last Seen Wearing and Black Plastic.
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You People Never Learn...
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Heavy stoner doom rock band made up of members of GNOB, Black Plastic and Batterymen
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All My Guitars Have Turned Into Trees (EP)
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Solo music from Ben
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