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Killer
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Tigerland
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Physics and Figures
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Monsters
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Harlot
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The Great Deception
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Fighting Lights Detroit, Michigan
IN A WORLD of brutal breakdowns, Chugtastic riffs and dorian leads, Fighting Lights stands somewhat alone in this poppy upbeat but emotional venture of what we like to call our music. Straight from Detroit our quintette works hard to provide the Michigan music scene with a fresh refined sound. The band was formed almost 2 years ago by Andrew Stone and Alex Karasinski. ... more
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