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Nov 15, 2006
Wolf & Cub are winners
Hot on the heels of the release of their debut full-length Vessels Wolf & Cub last night picked up the Soya 2006 Award (in the music category obvs). The prize, which is $5000 cash and $5000 worth of Qantas flights, will surely help the band get their music out to the masses.
Head nods should also go to Canberra band Young and Restless and Brisbane band I Heart Hiroshima who both picked up 'Highly Commended' honours.
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