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Reversion
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Holding My Tongue
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Last Kiss Goodbye
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Black Horse Rebellion Groton, Connecticut
Stripped down loud riff rock only the essentials bass, guitar, drums and honest vocals. No bullshit honest rock with old school dynamics, feel and power.
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