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Pattaya Eyes
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Take Me Home
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Hooker Hill
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Exit 4 Shanghai, China
Exit 4 hail from the four Great Kingdoms of the world, China, Canada, Sweden and the UK. They were brought together by fate (or their mutual passion for beer, as they used to hang out in the same bar) and shared love of jamming in the city of Ningbo, China, and are now proud to present several original tracks. While they retain a blues-rock core, they also love punk, metal, folk, rockabilly. ... more
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