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Fouled-Up Fratricide
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Bring It On Back
03:20
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Bucket of Smiles
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House of Bacchus Atlanta, Georgia
This will feel good. Real good. You'll get a warm velvet thump in your chest from crunching guitars atop the disciplined
savagery of a rhythm section that knows the score.
You'll sweat. You'll move to songs that feel urgent, presented with precision and power. This is House of Bacchus - Michael McGill (guitar/vocals), Chris Barron (bass), & Bruce Blick (drums).
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