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The Xcerts - Debut album and tour

5546 days ago
Altsounds — *The Xcerts* kicked off 2009 with the release of their mighty, anthemic single ‘*Crisis in the Slow Lane*’. Following on from the release and time on the road with Copy Haho the band can now announce that their debut album ÂÂ... more info
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The XCERTS are turning Japanese

5547 days ago
The Music Fix — News: The Xcerts kicked off 2009 with the release of their mighty, anthemic single ‘Crisis in the Slow Lane'. Following on from the release and time on the road with Copy Haho the band can now announce that their debut album ‘In the... more info
The Xcerts Copy Haho

The Xcerts: In The Cold Wind We Smile

5554 days ago
Rock Sellout — The Xcerts are comprised of  Murray Mcleod, Jordan Smith, and Tom Heron. The band combine riff laden hard edged guitars and drums along with harmonious vocals. The trio release their lead single “Crisis in the Slow Lane” on March 2nd throug... more info
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The Xcerts - New single 'Crisis In The Slow Lane' and tour

5578 days ago
Altsounds — *The Xcerts* kick start 2009 with their incredible new single ‘*Crisis In The Slow Lane*’ out on * 9th March* through * Xtra Mile/King Tuts Recordings*. Building on their ability to write catchy and emotive distorted pop ÂÂ... more info
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