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SWIM SCHOOL

ver the past few years, we’ve had more time to ourselves than ever before – time spent both reflecting on the past and considering the future. Indeed, Swim School ruminate on both on their new EP – itself put together in the midst of the pandemic – while also navigating a thick haze of personal issues revolving around mental health, toxicity and turmoil. This is a

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