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Dancing with a Train
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Naked City Colt
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Falling Stars
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Kerosene Fire
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Kingpin
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Moonshine Hustle
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Down by the Riverside
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Breakin' the Skin
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Cicada Tree
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Get Back Girl
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The Dirty Hooks Las Vegas, Nevada
The Dirty Hooks aren’t your typical three piece but rather a sonic wall of bricks and mortar, mixed with howling guitars, ambient synth tones, 808’s and three-part harmonies. Each song telling stories of heartache, triumph, double-crossing, and American subculture. A new breed with a lot to say, and just like the cloth of the city they’re cut from, the Dirty Hooks have plenty of secrets to tell. ... more
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