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Ultrasound Play For Today (Fierce Panda)

In 1998, the NME spent about 20 seconds drooling over an unlikely combo that included a teenage songwriter and an overweight 30-something singer whose melodic rock blueprint was basically Ford Mondeo music with added eyeliner.

The following year, shortly after releasing their debut album Everything Picture, Ultrasound broke up but not before arguably helping pave the way for the likes of Elbow, Doves and Coldplay. Now, in 2012, Tiny Wood et al have decided to push their sonic buttons one more time.

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