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Simon Spire

Simon Spire – No Solid Ground – Review

May 15, 2012

New Zealand’s Simon Spire brings the wide-eyed pop on the No Solid Ground EP. Like Death Cab for Cutie without any of the frowns.

Simon Spire – No Solid Ground – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

New Zealand’s Simon Spire brings the wide-eyed pop on the No Solid Ground EP. Like Death Cab for Cutie without any of the frowns.

Simon Spire – All or Nothing – Review

November 1, 2008

It’s not often that I get to compare a band to Squeeze, but New Zealand balladeer Simon Spire deserves it.

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