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Encyclopedia > Sneeze (band)

Sneeze is an indie pop project from Sydney, Australia made up primarily of Nic Dalton, who also runs record label Half A Cow, and Tom Morgan from Smudge. Their recordings have featured guest artists including Robyn St. Clair of The Hummingbirds.


Discography

Albums

  • Sneeze - aka 41 Songs In 47 Minutes (1995)
  • Lost The Spirit To Rock & Roll (2001)
  • Just The Blues Sped Up (2004)

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