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Gaze

Gaze formed in London in 2004 with Tom Bleasby on vocals, Andy Hawkins on guitar and keyboards, Mark Alsop on bass, and Adam Sinclair on drums. They put out...

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Gaze formed in London in 2004 with Tom Bleasby on vocals, Andy Hawkins on guitar and keyboards, Mark Alsop on bass, and Adam Sinclair on drums. They put out their first album, "The Gaze," in 2006. That record had the song "He Makes All The Girls Smile (With His Smile)," which got a lot of attention.

After that initial period, the band took a break around 2008. They came back together later and released other albums like "New Era" in 2011 and "The 10th Anniversary Album" in 2016.

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