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Down The Road
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Have You Ever?
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Good Ol' Days
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Pack Of Wolves
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Barfight
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Another Day
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Forever
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Start A War
02:26
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Simple Melodies
03:42
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Straight To Hell & Back
02:39
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Point Of No Return
04:43
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Survivor
03:37
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THE ROADBLOCKS Ludwigsburg, Germany
The Roadblocks are Chris, Tom, Kev and Dennis, who met in 2016 to play punkrock. Loud, simple and honest. With three singers sharing leadvocals, their sound is located somewhere between a pissed-off streetdog and clear sing-alongs. Sometimes melodic, sometimes dirty, always straight to your face! And that’s what their debut-record sounds like, that will be out on 04/30/2020 via Mad Butcher Records ... more
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