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Take Me to the Ward
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Sad Song
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Tigers Way
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Angus Oastler Gold Coast, Australia
Angus Oastler is a self proclaimed singer-songwriter in his own rite. His songs have a charming old-school aesthetic, sitting in the realms of roots, Americana, indie rock and folk, his mysterious yet thought-provoking lyrics will draw you in he has already put out 3 EPs so far, his most recent being Take Me to the Ward in 2018, which is a quirky pastiche to the artists that have influenced him. ... more
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