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about
recorded on the 19th and 20th December 2009 at the Start Together Studio, Belfast
credits
released April 16, 2010
Matthew Bakewell: Guitars/Vocals
Paul Diamond: Bass/Vocals
Sander Van Den Driesche: Drums/Shouts
Recorded, engineered and produced by JJ O'Brien
Matthew Bakewell: Guitars/Vocals
Paul Diamond: Bass/Vocals
Sander Van Den Driesche: Drums/Shouts
Recorded, engineered and produced by JJ O'Brien
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A Fight You Can't Win Edinburgh
Edinburgh foursome A Fight You Can’t Win take punk, grunge and pop hostage, then give them a beating until they agree to
contribute to the band’s powerful and aggressively dynamic sound.
Stewart|Drums
Robbie|Bass
Lesley|Guitar+Vocals
Matthew|Vocals+Guitar
... more
discography
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May 2014 -
Jul 2013 -
May 2013 -
Mar 2012 -
Dec 2011 -
Apr 2010
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