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BIG SPECIAL have returned with ‘ONLY FREE WHEN SLEEPING’ and news of new EP ‘O’JOY!’
The ten-track project collects material from their first two album sessions.
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"DRAGGED UP A HILL (and thrown down the other side)" is a track by BIG SPECIAL, from the album DRAGGED UP A HILL (and thrown down the other side) - Single, released 26th November 2025. The track is 4:30 long. Dork has published 19 articles about BIG SPECIAL.
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The album is "about laughing at the face of the void", they explain.
The album is "about laughing at the face of the void", they explain.
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