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Bonuru

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Bonuru

The Smokehouse, Ipswich

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Bonuru is the creation of writer, bandleader & guitarist Jacob Marshall-Tierney. His compositions have their roots in the exciting new sounds of UK Jazz, but also draw influence from bands as diverse as Nirvana, Tool and The Police. Joined by four of the best musicians East Anglia has to offer, Bonuru are here to show the world what they’ve got.

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