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The Falkirk folk band five piece Brògeal is doing incredibly well right now, breaking through Glasgow’s DIY music scene to national acclaim.
The Falkirk folk band five piece Brògeal is doing incredibly well right now, breaking through Glasgow’s DIY music scene to national acclaim.
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