Northern Revelation - Back In Your Box
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Here it is, Northern Revelation new promo for Back In Your Box, featuring "The Relations"... Massive thanks to all who took time out to be part of this "lockdown project". Also a massive thanks to Dave over at 80's Casuals for the quality T-shirts Darrel and John are wearing in the video. Enjoy and Up Tha Revelation.......Indie band based in St Helens Merseyside
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