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Bloc Party have shared ‘Lagoon Blue’, the first song written for their new album•

Soundhood East London has revealed its full 2026 schedule•

Sports Team are getting desperately drunk in a carpeted pub on ‘Billy’•

Keo have announced their biggest headline show yet at O2 Academy Brixton•

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Murk

Release date: 1st January 2003

Tommy Boy

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"Murk" is an album by Murk, released 1st January 2003 via Tommy Boy. It features 10 tracks, including "Some Lovin'", "Time", and "Believe".

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Murk

Murk

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200310 tracks

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Some Lovin'

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Time

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2003

1Some Lovin'
6:40
2Time
5:57
3Believe
7:03
4Alright
6:15
5Doesn't Really Matter
7:45
6Let Me Go
6:19
7True
4:15
8Baba Sulei
5:29
9Opera
7:35
10Afro-Cuba
8:08

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CD · Album · Mixed
Main
Country USYear 2003
Tommy Boy · TB 1572-2
Barcode: 6 61868 15722 2
Vinyl · LP · Album · Limited Edition
Country USYear 2003
Tommy Boy · TB 1572-1
Barcode: 6 61868 15721 5
CD · Album · Promo
Card Sleeve
Country USYear 2003
Tommy Boy · TB 1572-2A
CD · Album · Mixed
Country AustraliaYear 2003
Tommy Boy · TB15722
Barcode: 6 61868 15722 2
CD · Album · Partially Mixed
Bonus Tracks
Country TaiwanYear 2003
Tommy Boy · TB 1572-2
Barcode: 4710149640574