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Dead Man
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Sunday's Child
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Lock In/Locked Out
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Horseman Edinburgh, UK
Horseman are Stephen Toman and Euan McBride.
Experimenting with low-fi recording Horseman create alt-country strongly influenced with Scottish gothic romance and folk tradition.
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