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GOAN DOGS

When your band is earning riotously good reviews from your local scene and seems poised for big things, surely the last thing you should do is down tools and go on a two-year hiatus? But that’s what Goan Dogs did – and the results speak for themselves.

The Bristol-based five-piece has stormed back to the scene with bangers and , both of which have seized the attention of BBC Radio 6

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