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Archetype
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Drink to the Future
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Stick Figure
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Harder
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Trust
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The Batonist Edinburgh, UK
The Batonist began in 2008 as a solo project by Hannah Edington.
Since the debut demo, Dearly Departed,
the Goth/Electronica of The Batonist has developed from it's initial ethereal inclination. With the first two EPs, the music has been compared to Danielle Dax, Emilie Autumn, Lene Lovich, and Nina Hagen. I am one flattered lady. The ever changing sounds will continue...
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