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Snowgoose

the early 1990s, the small North Lanarkshire town of Bellshill became famous as the improbable epicentre of the Scottish indie scene, being home to three influential and mutually supportive bands: The Soup Dragons, Teenage Fanclub and The BMX Bandits. Impressively, the Bellshill scene is still bearing fruit: members of all three groups contribute to

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