Rainbow Boy | EP
by AudioCavalry
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Vortex
03:03
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Betty Blime
03:04
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Rainbow Boy
04:07
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about
The Band are:
Sean Hogan (Vocals/Rhythm Guitar)
James Conway (Lead Guitar)
Carl Small (Bass)
Luke Harrison (Drums)
Sean Hogan (Vocals/Rhythm Guitar)
James Conway (Lead Guitar)
Carl Small (Bass)
Luke Harrison (Drums)
credits
released March 6, 2013
Recorded by George Muldrew and Carl Small, Mixed and Mastered by George Muldrew
Recorded by George Muldrew and Carl Small, Mixed and Mastered by George Muldrew
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AudioCavalry County Down, UK
Alternative band from Northern Ireland. The details are irrelevant we just love making music and playing music. Open to gig opportunities, support slots etc. Have a listen to our stuff!
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