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Exclusive Download: Wombats' Aggressive, Clever 'I'm A Robot Like You'

Listen to a cut from Liverpool band's new record, 'This Modern Glitch'

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September 26, 2011 1:50 PM ET
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Click here to listen to The Wombats' song "I'm a Robot Like You"

"I'm A Robot Like You," the latest offering from the Liverpool alt-rock band the Wombats, pushes the band's sound to a new extreme of aggression while retaining their addictive melodies and clever wordplay. The band's second album, The Wombats Proudly Present… This Modern Glitch, is in stores now, but you can download the b-side of the band's latest single for free here.

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