Since revealing in January that The Streets‘ latest album, Computers and Blues, would be the last, Mike Skinner apparently has his in eye on another music venture.
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Anyone who has seen The Inbetweeners will be well aware that these are four bullyable boys, in character, at least. But it seems that they’re pretty easy to take advantage of in real life too, as they found out while filming their ...