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An Horse by Fiona Killackey

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Leaving their hometown of Brisbane, Australia, two-piece band An Horse will tour the States from 17 April 2008 with good friends, the Canadian band Tegan and Sara. Created by Kate Cooper of Iron On and Damon Cox of Intercooler and Mary Trembles, An Horse have been rapidly making a name for themselves around the world with New York's Kaki King recently covering an unreleased An Horse track during her tours. Find your nearest show and make way for this explosive Aussie duo.

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This entry posted on 27 March 2008 at 4:35 AM
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