#21

Not exactly but close enough.

#22

The Blue Nile

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#23

Sigur Ros.

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#24

Been having a think about this in mind of my home city the last couple of days. Here we go…Stoke-on-Trent.

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#25

Pretty sure that’s why the Charlotte had to close.

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#26

Did a foundation art year in Leicester, was at the Charlotte at least once a week. Loved that place, hadn’t realised it was shut. Is the Polar Bear still going?

#27

The sounds of a colapsed industrial town with a terrorism problem.
Ah Dundalk.

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#28

Burial. London.

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#29

Avant garde black metal tour of the Big Apple anyone?

#30

Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights

Never been.

#31

Joy Division - Salford.

Although, more generally, Unknown Pleasures always seems like a very ‘North Manchester’ sounding record to me. Put it on in your car at night, drive through Ancoats, head towards Oldham and Rochdale on the A62 and it’s just a perfect soundtrack.

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#32

I do not know, not a common spot on my gigging road map.

#33

I’m not sure, mid-1990s Arab Strap certainly feels a lot like mid-1990s Glasgow, despite them being from Falkirk.

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#35

Any 90’s/00’s pop-punk band from California, Chicago or Midwest

#36

Portishead

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#37

Not a city. Obviously.

#38

There’s a lot of metal bands from the Nordic countries, which I like to think is because of the bleak weather

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#39

Metal bands also protect people from Covid 19.

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#40

All that stomping round in the forest metal bands do when filming music videos means they have healthy lungs.

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