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Railroad Gin
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Future Haunts
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The Forty Thieves
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The Forty Thieves are an eclectic folk four-piece hailing from Brisbane, Australia. The band consists of Josh Beattie, Jacob Clarke, Amela … read moreThe Forty Thieves are an eclectic folk four-piece hailing from Brisbane, Australia. The band consists of Josh Beattie, Jacob Clarke, Amela Duheric & Matt Malone. Their formation was one which occurred by chance, when four teenagers f… read moreThe Forty Thieves are an eclectic folk four-piece hailing from Brisbane, Australia. The band consists of Josh Beattie, Jacob Clarke, Amela Duheric & Matt Malone. Their formation was one which occurred by chance, when four teenagers from different friend circles found themselves jamming in the… read more
