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Graham Coxon has unearthed another lost ‘Castle Park’ track with ‘Alright’
The shelved 2011 record arrives as part of a sweeping solo catalogue reissue.
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"Love Travels at Illegal Speeds" is an album by Graham Coxon, released 13th March 2006 via Transgressive Records. It features 13 tracks, including "Standing on My Own Again", "I Can't Look at Your Skin", and "Don't Let Your Man Know". The album is filed under Rock.
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READ MORE ABOUT GRAHAM COXONREAD MORE ABOUT GRAHAM COXONREAD MORE ABOUT GRAHAM COXONREAD MORE ABOUT GRAHAM COXONREAD MORE ABOUT GRAHAM COXONREAD MORE ABOUT GRAHAM COXONThe shelved 2011 record arrives as part of a sweeping solo catalogue reissue.
Shelved for over a decade, the ten-track record arrives alongside full solo reissues.
Created after an exchange of messages between the pair towards the end of 2020, they're previewing a full unveiling with a short teaser clip, ahead of the release of debut single 'Something Pretty' on 5th May.
Netflix hit The End Of The F***ing World is a coming-of-age tale full of mischief and murder, soundtracked by none other than Graham Coxon.
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