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Runaway Train
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Confliction
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Bloodline
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Denial
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TWB
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I Lost Control Chicago, Illinois
Since 2008, Stevo leads the charge on vocals. Toby Tennent backs him up on lead axe, walking a fine line between subtle hooks and uncontrolled feedback. Tina L Sunny adds a wealth of Indiana indie rock heritage on the bass. Round it out with a percussive story laid down by Christopher Bijalba. ... more
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