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Butcher Knife
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High Horse
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Remenice
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Spinning
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Swamp Rats Sebring, Florida
Swamp Rats takes intricate clawhammer banjo and blends it with a driving punk rhythm fronted by gritty & soothing harmonizing vocals. Some have said the music sounds like a type of haunted that makes them happy. Folk with an edge is what most people say about Florida's "Phantom" folk band Swamp Rats. ... more
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