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Cigarette Alley
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37 Years
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Nothing Beach
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Growing Up Mean
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The Bloody Historians Winnipeg, Manitoba
The Bloody Historians are a rock'n'roll band with influences ranging from punk to country and soul. Their music and live show embraces the style and attitude of the rock’n’roll greats, while maintaining a pop sensibility and simplicity in their songwriting, accompanied by their unique brand of reverb-drenched guitar lines and emotionally driven vocals. ... more
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