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Atlas
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Drowning Horses
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Nomad
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The Snake & the Worm
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See You In Reno Essex, UK
See You In Reno are as rough as they are smooth, as dirty as they are clean, and as nasty as they are nice. Forget the rock
n’ roll lifestyle; hard drugs and strip joints have been replaced with tea and the odd bit of FIFA 98, but that’s where the cleanliness ends.
As soon as they flick the switches on their amps and click open the high hats the atmosphere takes a different turn.
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