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Broken Bear London, UK
"The perfect soundtrack for the impending apocalypse” - Kate Hoare (IAMUR)
Grunge / alt-rock
/ shoegaze duo Broken Bear are carving out their own sound but comparisons have been drawn with Nirvana, Radiohead, Fleetwood Mac and The Cranberries.
Broken Bear are regulars on their local BBC Introducing show (Surrey & Sussex) and have been championed by Tom Robinson on his BBC 6Music mixtape.
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