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Garavogue
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EK, J & I
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Gypsy Thing
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Indian Harmony
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Texas Floods
03:26
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Karluv Most
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New Flesh
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DART
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Bubbles
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Tucan Sligo, Ireland
Tucan have always been a band in constant motion. Their most recent guise as an eight piece ‘big band’ sees their textured guitars, slick bass and signature stomping drums, complemented by the subtle power and orchestral overtones of their brass and string section. Their latest album ‘Towers’ showcases their ever-evolving sound with cinematic compositions. ... more
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