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Kilmaine Saints Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Kilmaine Saints are equal parts Irish Swagger, Scottish Pride and whiskey. This explosive, high-energy Celtic rock band from Central PA will lift your hearts, your spirits, and your pint when you're not looking.
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Raise 'Em All
by Irish Moutarde
supported by 4 fans who also own “Gold and Guns”
Irish folk played as punk rock and mixed like metal? Yes please! Irish Moutarde has been my very favorite Celtic punk band since the first time I heard this album. I’ve recommended them to as many people as I can. Seriously good stuff!
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Foreign Skies
by The Dreadnoughts
supported by 4 fans who also own “Gold and Guns”
An album that originally I didn't take a liking to; until I heard the lyrics. It slowly has grown on me to the point where I have ordered the vinyl. Lovely way to remember those 100 years ago.
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Let us Drink, For We Must Die
by The Scally Cap Brats
supported by 4 fans who also own “Gold and Guns”
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The More I Sleep The Less I Dream
by We Were Promised Jetpacks
We Were Promised Jetpacks return with their strongest LP to date, full of surging, anthemic rock songs.
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Unravelling
by We Were Promised Jetpacks
On their 3rd album, WWPJP add a new band member and take their epic, indie-rock excursions to new heights.
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IT WON/T BE LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME LIVE
by The Twilight Sad
Twilight Sad present a collection of songs recorded across their 2019 tour which perfectly capture the band’s volcanic live presence.
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Legends Never Die
by The Dreadnoughts
supported by 4 fans who also own “Gold and Guns”
After having had much fun with their, well, shanty album Into the North, I have been set for a while to get another one by the Canadian Pogues (as I labelled them for myself). But long was/is the wishlist and hard the way to decision. So, after lengthy and serious pondering I decided to go for the debut. Good for me :-)
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