Get all 5 Number One Cup releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Rock N' Roll (Demos, B-sides, Rehearsal Tapes, Radio Performances, Live Recordings and other minor masterpieces), People People Why Are We Fighting?, Kim Chee Is Cabbage, Wrecked By Lions, and Possum Trot Plan.
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Vintage Male Singer
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High Diver
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What Does It Mean?
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Canada Disappears
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3 Stars
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Remote Control
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Caught on the Crown
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The Low Sparks
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Unison Bends
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Why Are We Fighting?
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