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Plaster of Paris Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne post-punk warriors and cult favourites Plaster of Paris release their debut album Lost Familiar in
2021.
A regular fixture on the Melbourne gig circuit, Plaster of Paris have a phantom limb in punk rock, and another firmly planted in a self-harming black hole.
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