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Dishes and Days
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The Great Divide
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City Skies
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Suzy Says
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Hazey Jane
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Grids and Dots Sydney, Australia
We are a shoegaze / indie pop band from Sydney, Australia.
Thanks for coming. Stay
awhile.
Grids & Dots are:
Carmen Minikus (gtr, vox, synth)
Daniel Handaru (vox, gtr)
Pat Hisshion (drums)
Saskia Clapton (bass)
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