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Brother
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Apocalypse
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BRTCD
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Down The Road I Go
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Evil
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Swamp Moth Melbourne, Australia
Behold! Swamp Moth rises from the murky mists and revives hard rock's long forgotten masters of the unholy Riff. Five of
Melbourne's finest purveyors of swagger and groove dig deep to find the best of the rest of late 60's and early 70's psych and hard rock and proto-metal!
Tom Hoskins - vocals
Chris Mildren - keys, guitar
Jon Shannon - guitars
Dave Oxley- Bass
Myles Barlow - drums
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