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Go
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Walking with the deadmen
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Cut me low
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Across the wire
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Deadmen Dub
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Razorhouse Chicago, Illinois
Razorhouse singer songwriter Mark Panick formed Razorhouse in 1990, then reformed the band in 2016 with percussionist David Suycott (Robert Pollard, Stabbing Westward) and bassist Curtis Ruptash (Peabody & Sherman) and signed to Heatshield Records to release “Codex Jun”. ... more
Razorhouse recommends:
New Prog done correct
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