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PHOTOS: The Paper Scissors / Pluto Jonze / Guerre @ OAF (17/06/11)

On June 22, 2011 By Doubtful SoundsIn Uncategorized

The Paper Scissors

Guerre

Guerre

Guerre

Guerre

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Guerre

Guerre

Guerre

Guerre

Guerre

Guerre

Guerre

Guerre

Guerre

Guerre

Pluto Jonze

Pluto Jonze

Pluto Jonze

Pluto Jonze

Pluto Jonze

Pluto Jonze

Pluto Jonze

The Paper Scissors / Pluto Jonze / Guerre @ OAF (17/06/11), a set on Flickr.

The Paper Scissors played a brilliant release party for their new album In Loving Memory last Friday… check out the photos of them and the fantastic supports – Pluto Jonze and Guerre…

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