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Seascape Painters Netherlands
Seascape Painters was a Dutch band that existed from late 1995 up to 2000. The band released two ep's. The first one was
self-titled, but also called 'South', after the name of the painting on the cover, and released in the Spring of 1996. The second ep 'Polder' was released in 1998.
Ype Jager: guitar, vocals
Anne-Kees Jeeninga: bass
Romke Kleefstra: guitar, vocals
Tony Landskroon: drums
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