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Mixtape: Forbidden Fruit

Posted by Unknown on May 30, 2011

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Here's the running order for this weekend's Dublin festival Forbidden Fruit: http://www.forbiddenfruit.ie/

Check out some of the Irish acts on the bill:

Ham Sandwich - Animals by Vicente P EDPMC

02 LYING ON A DEATHBED by Jape

Land Lovers - Gravedigger (K9 Session) by i-con

Black + Beige by Kid Karate

Bipolar Empire - Why So Sad-.mp3 by ZimbalamUK

The Great Deal of Love by FavouriteSons

Baseball Ghosts by ssquareheadd

SPIES - Falter by spiesdublin

Bipolar Empire Favourite Sons Ham Sandwich Jape Kid Karate Land Lovers Spies Squarehead

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DivaRae said…

"Baseball Ghosts" is delicious. :)

30 May 2011 at 21:43

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