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Magik
03:19
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Double Crossed
03:28
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Relentless
03:13
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Vox: Suzanne Birdie
Guitar: Sly Rye Dovey
Bass: Buff Billards
Drums: Brian Carlisle
Recording Studio: Brain Stem Studios
Post-Producion: Rahimov Studios
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Dark Highway
03:45
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Machine Man
03:51
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Love & Money
05:00
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The Metal Byrds Houston, Texas
London born Suzanne Birdie, has a power-pop rock voice, that compliments Sly Rye's ripping rock riffs and lead guitar solos
in every song!
These catchy songs are throwback to a time where female front-women, like Pat Benatar, Blondie and Joan Jett, dominated the radio waves with rocking sounds. A time where Hair Bands and Classic Rock & Roll ruled the world.
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