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Hidden Faces
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World Was Right
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Moving On
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Tonight
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Land to Conquer
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Two Years
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Who Will Stand Up
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Sevilla
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The Takedown
The Takedown fuses modern rock, punk and classic rock to create a sound combining Foo Fighters polish, Alkaline Trio grit,
and The Rolling Stones acumen for solid hooks. TheTakedown's focuses are memorable hooks, explosive intros, and diverse song arrangements.
Their 2020 release Crescent Avenue Footrace is a return to the studio after their 2019 live retrospective It's Not Rocket Surgery....
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