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Australia's The Quick & The Dead is 3 brothers (2 biological) who create Southern folk rock with a side serving of blues music to express their insides through art. Frontman and drummer, Rhys Duursma, joins The Antidote for a talk about their new self-titled release.

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Aug 18, 2016

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