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Mumm-Ra

Founded by a group of teenagers in 1999, Mumm-Ra has recently burst onto the big time stage with a recent UK tour and a visit to play under Japan's Mount Fuji.  The Mumm-Ra boys call the sounds on the July release of their first EP, titled "Black Hurts Day and the Night Rolls On," a cross of music from The Beach Boys, The Kinks, The Beta Band and Sigur Ros.

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