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Everyone Lives Everyone Wins Lexington, Kentucky
JTH, MRSF, MHG
Bringing the power of the positive drone since 2007. Heavy and Heady sounds
from the Concentric Drone Cult.
Ride the wave at the forefront of history. The time is now. Tune in, turn on, DRONE OUT.
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