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The Popjustice £20 Music Prize won by CHVRCHES

View Poll Results: which song IS THE GREATEST

White Noise

10.00%

White Noise
	2	10.00%

Need U 100%

15.00%

Need U 100%
	3	15.00%

Dear Darlin'

5.00%

Dear Darlin'
	1	5.00%

Kiss You

15.00%

Kiss You
	3	15.00%

DNA

5.00%

DNA
	1	5.00%

Something New

10.00%

Something New
	2	10.00%

Flatline

15.00%

Flatline
	3	15.00%

The Apple

10.00%

The Apple
	2	10.00%

Cut Copy Me

Cut Copy Me
	0	0%

Gentleman

Gentleman
	0	0%

Candy

Candy
	0	0%

The Mother We Share

15.00%

The Mother We Share
	3	15.00%

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24-10-2013, 05:15 PM

Shaun

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Join Date: May 2007

Posts: 106,505

Favourites (more):

CBB2025: Donna Preston

BB2024: Ali

Total Awards: 20

Shaun

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Join Date: May 2007

Posts: 106,505

Favourites (more):

CBB2025: Donna Preston

BB2024: Ali

Total Awards: 20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Black Dagger

CHVRCHES were my favourites from this years Sound of 2013, and I really quite liked the album a lot, totally my sort of thing, so would like them.

But aren't Popjustice massive Sugababes fans? So I can see MKS getting it.

Girls Aloud have won the prize I think 5 times

so I can see Something New being the favourite

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