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Swappers Eleven Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
SWAPPERS ELEVEN was formed by three winners of Marillion’s Swap The Band contest. Recruiting other Swap The Band winners to make guest appearances, an impressive lineup of 17 musicians from 9 countries were assembled. Featuring 4 minute rockers to multi movement prog epics , the debut album FROM A DISTANCE is released by Oskar Records on 27th July 2020. ... more
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