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Renegade Genesis
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Disobey
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Digital Age
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Judgement Day
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Scorch The Earth
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Coming For The Crown
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Adam's Descent
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The Dead Reds England, UK
The toughest-sounding thing to rock out of Brighton since Pinkie Brown started throwing his weight around, The Dead Reds are the squad behind this blast of harp-fuelled British R&B. There’s a definite touch of 70s Dr Feelgood in the guitars, gob iron and vocals here, which is a major compliment as not many have even come close to that band’s intensity and genius. (Classic Rock) ... more
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