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Independent Music NZ charts for week to 15 Nov

Thursday, 19 November 2009, 2:48 pm
Press Release: Independent Music New Zealand

Independent Music New Zealand charts for the week to 15 November.

Congratulations to Shapeshifter for absolutely smashing the number one spot on the album charts this week with "The System is a Vampire". 'A truly unique and unprecedented meeting of human energy and electronic influence, a voyage from uplifting and anthemic stadium energy to moments of haunting, slow burning soul'.


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