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They Uncultured - Bark Like A Dog

from Strummerville A Go​-​Go #003 by Joe Strummer Fund

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At every beginning there precedes a movement. Within every movement there contains a thought. With every thought there brings a spark. And with every spark there lights a fire.

They Uncultured are the beginning. They Uncultured bring the end.

Adding tears of misery, apathy and joy to flavour a pot of broken dreams this emerging London sextet invite you to feast your eyes and ears upon a new dawn.

Enveloping musical mastery in conceptual artistry, They Uncultured look to stimulate all your senses simultaneously in an attempt to reach behind your perceptions. Listen beyond the music. Look behind the art. Think beyond the ideas. Immerse yourself in a world where notions can be more than thoughts. Movement can be less than static. And beginnings can start with an end.

They Uncultured are more than music. They are more than art. They are you. And you are they.

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This track has been kindly donated in support of The Joe Strummer Foundation & Oxfam 'Crisis in Syria' appeal. For more information on Strummerville A Go-Go #003 campaign and other ways you can get involved please visit: bit.ly/SAGG003

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from Strummerville A Go​-​Go #003, released November 14, 2016

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