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“The proggiest pop song to reach the top spot since Marillion’s Kayleigh... and that only actually reached No.2”: Gotye’s Somebody That I Used To Know and its parent album, Making Mirrors By Ben Myers published 14 January 24 Wally De Backer’s Grammy-winning 2011 record proves he’s more Brian Eno then Ed Sheeran
