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Swansea Sound - Twentieth Century 1978 dub and timeless club soundsSecond Album Twentieth Century From Indie Agitators Swansea Sound. On their second album, Swansea Sound present a set of songs as infectious as anything from their previous incarnations. The raw energy of Hues old band The Pooh Sticks is still there; the indie pop sugar rush of Amelias Heavenly is still as sweet as ever. But these songs are laced with venom and sardonic wit. Swansea Sound have visited this terrain before: their catchy debut single