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DIRT
DIRT was a rock band that released five albums between 2004 and 2012, starting with their debut 'Devil's Highway' and following up with records like 'Fast...
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DIRT was a rock band that released five albums between 2004 and 2012, starting with their debut 'Devil's Highway' and following up with records like 'Fast Lane' and 'Overdrive.' Their song 'Fast Lane' became their most recognizable track. The band's lineup included Jack Harris on vocals, Alex Hayes on guitar, Ben Jones on bass, and Mark Smith on drums.
Their music was known for its high-energy approach, with guitar solos and driving rhythms. They faced some public scrutiny over their lifestyle choices and the content of their lyrics, which sometimes addressed social issues. The band kept recording through 2012's 'Renegade' before their activity slowed down.
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