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Chew Lips

Chew Lips was an English indie dance-pop trio, formed in spring of 2008. It consisted of singer 'Tigs' and multi-instrumentalists James Watkins and Will Sanderson

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Genres
Indie, electro, synthpop, drone, dance-punk
Label
Family
Members
'Tigs' (Alicia Huertas), James Watkins, Will Sanderson
Origin
East London, UK
Years active
2008–2014

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Chew Lips

Nodes72
Edges71
Triples47
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027778
Components1

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Chew Lips

Top relations

related to Unicorn · 23
Chew Lips → An, BBC, Beautiful, Blondie, Catchy, Grazia, Metro, Mojo, MusicOMH, New, NME, Our, Simian Mobile Disco, Sunday Mail, Super Super, Synth, The Fly, The Independent, The Observer, Time Out
related to 2008–2009: First steps · 11
Chew Lips → Formed, French, Huerta, Kitsuné, London, Sanderson, Solo, The, This, Tigs, Watkins
related to External links · 5
Chew Lips → August, Chew Lips's, Official, Wayback Machine, YouTube
related to Split · 2
Chew Lips → Huertas, Twitter
Genres · 1
Chew Lips → Indie, electro, synthpop, drone, dance-punk
Label · 1
Chew Lips → Family
Members · 1
Chew Lips → 'Tigs' (Alicia Huertas), James Watkins, Will Sanderson
Origin · 1
Chew Lips → East London, UK
Website · 1
Chew Lips → www.chew-lips.com
Years active · 1
Chew Lips → 2008–2014

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chew lips 2008 live uk watkins sanderson kitsuné unicorn indie new nme bbc electro 2009 single european 2011 london 'tigs'

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Chew LipsGenresIndie, electro, synthpop, drone, dance-punk1.00infobox
Chew LipsLabelFamily1.00infobox
Chew LipsMembers'Tigs' (Alicia Huertas), James Watkins, Will Sanderson1.00infobox
Chew LipsOriginEast London, UK1.00infobox
Chew LipsWebsitewww.chew-lips.com1.00infobox
Chew LipsYears active2008–20141.00infobox
Chew Lipsrelated to 2008–2009: First stepsFormed0.60section
Chew Lipsrelated to 2008–2009: First stepsLondon0.60section
Chew Lipsrelated to 2008–2009: First stepsHuerta0.60section
Chew Lipsrelated to 2008–2009: First stepsWatkins0.60section
Chew Lipsrelated to 2008–2009: First stepsSanderson0.60section
Chew Lipsrelated to 2008–2009: First stepsThe0.60section

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