Break the Cycle
by Don't Feed The Robot
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Miles
04:00
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2. |
Either Way
03:44
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Underground
03:53
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Daphne's Flight
03:32
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Barbed Wire Fence
03:49
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Cycle
04:56
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Interlude
01:58
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Cheap Cologne
03:57
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The Act
03:34
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Irrational
03:22
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How (Do I Pretend)
04:45
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credits
released May 16, 2012
Music by Don't Feed The Robot
Lyrics by Isabelle Massart-Weit
Produced by Thomas Stokes
Music by Don't Feed The Robot
Lyrics by Isabelle Massart-Weit
Produced by Thomas Stokes
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Don't Feed The Robot London, UK
"Cyborgs sent to invade the planet."
The Schnerbles
"My ears are drawn to Don't Feed The
Robot, who carve with simplicity a space marked 'ours'."
Tim Whales, Indie Bands Blog
4-piece indie pop-rock band from London, UK.
Members: Isabelle (lead vox/bass), Jono (guitar/synth), Harry (drums/vox), Will (guitar)
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May 2012 -
May 2012 -
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Sep 2011 -
Feb 2011
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