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Brickwork
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Pressure
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Better
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Don't Believe Them
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Spring Clean
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Early Morning
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At Risk
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Pride Killer
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Don't Run Away
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Paper Cuts
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Frontline Britain
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The Mighty Kahunas Newark, UK
In 2010, ex-Bossanova Love Squad members Jay Parkin (guitar/vocals), Haddon ‘Smithers’ Smith (guitar), Daniel Taylor (bass )
and Dan ‘Bigs’ McKay (drums) reformed as The Mighty Kahunas.
Ska-Punk was the style.
A year later Simon Rivers took on bass duties .
In 2015, Haddon was abducted by aliens and replaced by Danny Johnson , who stayed until the aliens returned Haddon 18months later.
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