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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Return of fftang! fftang!

Posted on 10:00 PM by Unknown
Following a successful event in April, fftang! fftang! return to the Amersham Arms in New Cross on Saturday 11 August for a free 'rum-fuelled carnival jam of global beats and tropical bass for afro ravers, latin funksters and balkan b-boys with live percussion over the top'.
 


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