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Face the Wall
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Wasteland
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Dustbowl
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Dead Man Walking
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JBW & The Rakers Leeds, UK
The Rakers are a two-piece Riff and Rock Garage-Blues outfit from Leeds writing songs which tell cautionary tales of women,
wine, snuff and crime, through heavy riffs, pounding drums and darkly crafted lyrics.
JBW & The Rakers draw inspiration from the very roots of their craft, whilst bringing a rawness and intensity to the genre which draws upon the more sinister sides of human nature.
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