Literary lyrics and beautiful booklet art can’t save Take Me To The Sea by Jaguar Love from being an unlistenable cacophony.
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Tags: alternative, grunge, indie, Jaguar Love, rock, Take Me To The Sea
Published on August 12th, 2008 by Duncan Harris
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