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No Room in Hell
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Monster Truck
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Route 666
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Sister's Smile
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Galletti
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Drag Me to Hell
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Monster Inside
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Mortuary Music
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Los Pistoleros Reno, Nevada
Where Punk Rock, Horror, and Motorcycles collide to decompose life’s daily struggles, Los Pistoleros deliver a macabre sound of Psychobilly. Blister popping slaps of the upright bass, sinister lyrics and hasty guitar, all held together with thunderous drums, pull crowds to the dance floor to forget the outside world. Los Pistoleros is Northern Nevada’s preeminent Psychobilly group. ... more
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