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Slag Heaps
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Safety With Ducks
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Hit Potential
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English Class
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More
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Birds And Fear
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Murderers
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Shadowman
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Try
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Dear Friends And Faces
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Elm St.
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Fishin In The Tar Ponds
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I'll Think About It
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The Town Heroes Halifax, Nova Scotia
Whether a sweaty rock show or an intimate acoustic environment, The Town Heroes want you to be entertained. Born and raised in Inverness county, Mike Ryan and Bruce Gillis have played together for the past 10 years — touring the world, releasing 4 critically acclaimed albums and winning an array of industry awards. ... more
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