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Curse of The Morphics
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Hound of The Vaudeville
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In Ruins
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Circus Of Your Mind
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Twisted Love
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Sanatorium
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Help Me Understand
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Horror Movie
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Split Lips
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Witching Hour
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Rawhead Rex
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Strychnine
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The Feline
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The Morphics Peterborough, UK
The Morphics, exponents of retro garage rock, crawled from the fenland swamps of the cultural wasteland known as
Peterborough, UK.
The band consists of Andy Henderson (bass and vocals), Matt Piercy (guitar), Gary Lee (keyboard) and Miles Bunten (drums).
The bandโs popularity was much increased after a song was featured at the end of the โNo Dogs In Spaceโ podcast (Dead Kennedys - Episode 2).
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