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"   Photo: The Kissinger Twins  Last year, before they had even released a proper full-length album, British buzz band Summer Camp put out a cover of &amp;quot;Christmas Wrapping,&amp;quot; The Waitresses ode to holiday heartbreak. It was good (in fact, we picked it as one of our favorite holiday releases of the year), but don&amp;#039;t expect any follow-ups: The `80s-inspired indie pop duo have been busy this year with their debut album Welcome to Condale, which dropped just last month. That doesn&amp;#039;t mean, however, that they&amp;#039;re over winter cheer. &amp;quot;We love Christmas, so we&amp;#039;re big fans of holiday music,&amp;quot; says vocalist Elizabeth Sankey, adding, &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s probably the only time sentimentality and a dollop of cheese can get you a hit song.&amp;quot; To prove it, the band put together a holiday mix exclusively for ELLE.com. &amp;quot;This is our all-time favorite seasonal playlist,&amp;quot; Sankey explains. &amp;quot;We play it from December the 1st, make a big batch of mince pies, and annoy everyone around us....&amp;#039;tis the season!&amp;quot; Jona Lewie \u2013&amp;quot;Stop the Cavalry&amp;quot; Wham! \u2013 &amp;quot;Last Christmas&amp;quot; Paul McCartney \u2013 &amp;quot;Wonderful Christmas Time&amp;quot; Joni Mitchell \u2013 &amp;quot;River&amp;quot; John Lennon and Yoko Ono \u2013 &amp;quot;Happy Xmas (War is Over)&amp;quot; The Waitresses \u2013 &amp;quot;Christmas Wrapping&amp;quot; Chris Rea \u2013 &amp;quot;Driving Home For Christmas&amp;quot; Bruce Springsteen \u2013 &amp;quot;Santa Claus is Coming to Town&amp;quot; Eartha Kitt \u2013 &amp;quot;Santa Baby&amp;quot; Brenda Lee \u2013 &amp;quot;Rockin&amp;#039; Around the Christmas Tree&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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