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Outburst on the 66 Chicago, Illinois
Outburst on the 66 takes it's name from a song by the eclectic Chicago musician/artist Wesley Willis. Although rooted in indie rock, metal and post punk the band incorporates flavors from their favorite artists in classic rock, funk, jazz, hip hop, soul and easy listening. Take a gamble with the next 2 minutes of your life and listen! I am confident you will feel rewarded by your decision ! ... more
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