Cyn Cwsg announce new EP with political single ‘Katter’
Cardiff indie quartet Cyn Cwsg release ‘Katter’ and announce EP ‘Let A Thousand Blossoms Bloom’ for January 2027, following strong radio airplay.
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Cardiff indie quartet Cyn Cwsg release ‘Katter’ and announce EP ‘Let A Thousand Blossoms Bloom’ for January 2027, following strong radio airplay.
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