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Strange Turn - Thanks For Christmas

from Home For Christmas by Various Artists

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  • Limited Edition Compact Disc in aid of Salvation Army Christmas Appeal
    Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    Mega Dodo is proud to announce the release of Home For Christmas—a Christmas compilation album in aid of charity. Released on 4th November, this special limited edition album features an international cast of bands from Minneapolis to Woodley performing Christmas songs old and new. Many of the songs were recorded especially for this album and won’t be available elsewhere. Everyone involved has kindly given their time, talent and songs free of charge. It’s been a very humbling experience and we are understandably proud to be associated with such remarkably talented musicians.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Home For Christmas via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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New and exclusive, this is the debut recording by Strange Turn. Originally recorded by XTC using the nom de plume The Three Wise Men, 'Thanks For Christmas' has been given a subtle psychedelic twist that would surly find favour with XTC's alter ego the Dukes of Stratosphear. A single from Strange Turn is forthcoming.

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from Home For Christmas, released October 19, 2013

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