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3 shows in 24 hours: The Snuts chronicle their weekend at Middlesbrough, Neighbourhood and Live At Leeds: In The Park
The band give us a peak behind the scenes of their packed weekend. What's one more job to do, eh?
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A version of Burn The Empire
Release date: 30th September 2022
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"Burn The Empire" is a single by The Snuts, released 30th September 2022 via Parlophone UK. It features 11 tracks, including "Burn The Empire", "Zuckerpunch", and "The Rodeo".
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Country, format and catalogue-number detail for each known pressing.