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Clockwork Radio
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Dread Weekend
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Get a Life
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Gentlemen of the West
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Jazz Killer
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We Pass it On
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Lonehead Glasgow, UK
Born out of the gritty Glasgow rock scene, Lonehead are a powerful three piece band playing their own brand of alternative hard rock. Their sound, polished through many gigs in legendary haunts like The Scotia and the Clutha Vaults lands somewhere between Cream and The Manics or maybe Biffy, The Clash and The Who. ... more
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