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Top X-Wife songs according to the fans:
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Panic | Side Effects | 0 |
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Lost Lines | Side Effects | 0 |
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Bright Lights, Big City | Side Effects | 0 |
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One Too Close to a Million | Side Effects | 0 |
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Feel Connected | Side Effects | 0 |
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Hot Shot | Side Effects | 0 |
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Turn It Up | Side Effects | 0 |
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Over | Side Effects | 0 |
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Take the Honey and Run | Side Effects | 0 |
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When the Lights Turn Off | Side Effects | 0 |
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Realize | Side Effects | 0 |
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Ping-Pong | Side Effects | 0 |
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We Are | X-Wife | 0 |
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Eno | X-Wife | 0 |
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Rockin' Rio | X-Wife | 0 |
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Second Best | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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We Are | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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Rockin' Rio | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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The Sound of You | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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Taking Control | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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Outside | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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Clinic | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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Action Best | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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Fall | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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Eno | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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New Old City | Feeding the Machine | 0 |
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Nothing Else to Prove | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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On the Radio | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Good Times | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Heaven Knows | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Fireworks | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Behind Doors | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Fantasma | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Turn the Music On | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Heart of the World | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Black Tears | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Headlights | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Summertime Death | Are You Ready for the Blackout? | 0 |
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Formed in 2002, X-Wife set their world-class standard early on: “Rockin’ Rio” (2003), their debut e.p., was a real “stone in the pond”, introducing a band building on a post-punk inheritance from bands like Suicide or Gang of Four, managing to consolidate avast modern lexicon that was already very much their own, where distortion and analogue electronics from a vintage drum machine served an ambitious, well informed song writing style. (show more...)
