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Out West
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Trotman
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22-50 Man
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Texas Holdem
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Without A Trace
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Loaded Gunn
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2000 Maniacs
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Heavy Nosferatu
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Rodeo/Purius
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Cutthroats Nine
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Gunnbunny Eynsham, UK
Gunnbunny formed in 2002, in the small Oxfordshire town of Eynsham.
Arriving on the
same scene as Winnebago Deal, Deguello, Sextodecimo and Holiday Stabbings, they specialised in noisy, three chord thrash; heavily influenced by US acts such as Black Flag, Nebula and Fu Manchu, as well as grunge acts such as Mudhoney and Melvins.
They split up in 2007.
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