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This song caught my ear last night while trying to unfollow some Facebook friends who flood my newsfeed with their spammy "like and share" posts. It's from Cheats, a seven-member indie-rock group from Manila fronted by real-life couple Jim Bacarro and Saab Magalona. Their bio says their influences range from LCD Soundsystem to Radiohead and the Spice Girls, but this particular track reminds me of The Joy Formidable.

 

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