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Brass Against - Testify (Rage Against The Machine Cover) ft. Sophia Urista-哔哩哔哩
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Fulham, London, UK 28th January, 2018 The Chelsea Brass Band outside Chelsea Football Club on the Fulham Road, at todays FA Cup 4th round game against Newcastle United. Credit: Motofoto/Alamy Live News
You'll Never Walk Alone - Concert against Cancer | Wadhurst Brass Band | Flickr
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Meet Brass Against, the band reinventing protest music in the age of Trump and Brexit | Louder
Stream Walk by Brass Against | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
Stream Walk by Brass Against | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
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Meet Brass Against, the band reinventing protest music in the age of Trump and Brexit | Louder
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