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Battle Begun (Gatefold LP Jacket, Digital Download Card) (2 Lp's)

Battle Begun (Gatefold LP Jacket, Digital Download Card) (2 Lp's)

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RX Bandits announce the 10th anniversary reissue of their album, ...And The Battle Begun, and U.S. tour performing it in its entirety. The 2006 album was the very first release on the Sargent House label, begun by Cathy Pellow (as well as the management company of the same name). The special double LP anniversary edition will be available for the first time at retail. RX Bandits founding member Matthew Embree reminisces about the album: ...Battle is the sound of us playing music in a room together, in the summer of 2005. It was a definitive crossroads for the band, one that would lead to some of our most favorable adventures. In my opinion, Sargent House/Cathy saved our career. - Matt Embree
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