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This Song: The Wombats
Matthew Murphy, aka “Murph,” from the British rock band The Wombats describes how hearing Weezer’s “Say It Ain’t So” and Radiohead’s “Creep” when he was a teenager set him on an alt-rock path, and describes what it’s like to talk about songwriting with Paul McCartney.
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Watch the Wombats perform an acoustic version of “Lemon To a Knife Fight” backstageat ACLfest
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Matthew Murphy, aka “Murph,” from the British rock band The Wombats describes how hearing Weezer’s “Say It Ain’t So” and Radiohead’s “Creep” when he was a teenager set him on an alt-rock path, and describes what it’s like to talk about songwriting with Paul McCartney.
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Listen to The Wombats’ New Record Beautiful People Will Ruin Your Life
Watch the Wombats perform an acoustic version of “Lemon To a Knife Fight” backstageat ACLfest
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