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Too Many Times
04:04
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Do It For You
03:23
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Rest
05:00
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Part Of Me
05:00
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Take Me Back, Tuck Me In
03:28
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The Routine Cambridge, UK
The Routine emerged in late 2019 with a catalogue of edgy alternative songs, classified somewhere between punk rock and post-
grunge.
The Cambridge quartet have played sold-out shows across the country, including London, Norwich and Sheffield. 2021 saw them playing alongside Scouting For Girls and Sophie Ellis-Bextor. The band also finished as finalists in the Cambridge Band Competition.
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