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Friday On My Mind
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Draw The Line
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Go Home Tae Yer Bed
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Brògeal Falkirk, UK
Brògeal are a five-piece folk-punk band from Falkirk, Scotland, blending Celtic storytelling, punk energy, and indie swagger. Their sound combines banjo, accordion, mandolin, and guitar with raw vocals and driving rhythm. The result is music that feels equal parts rowdy pub session and heartfelt protest song, rooted in tradition but made for today. ... more
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