They came, they edited, and shortly they'll be leaving again to continue their lives as mysterious underground revolutionaries! But wait - because first of all they're giving away some of their most prized possessions - namely singles, posters and badges. There are two XX Teens goody bags up for grabs, and each one contains the following:
THE WAY WE WERE
Cd single with an exclusive badge of the artwork
ONLY YOU
7" single with an exclusive badge of the artwork
+ A HUGE XX TEENS POSTER!!!
To win, just answer this ridiculously easy question:
Who produced 'Welcome To Goon island'?
(A) Ross Orton
(B) Nigella Lawson
(C) Delia Smith
Email us your answers with a contact address to Artrockercompetitions@gmail.com by Monday August 11!
Best new band in Glasgow, by a mile!
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