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K-pop boy band Infinite's third album Top Seed tries to do too much but ends up doing very little [Review]

Published: 7:34am, 4 Feb, 2018

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By trying to cover too much ground, Infinite's newest album doesn't have a recognisable identity

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Published: 7:34am, 4 Feb, 2018

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