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Elephant Casino
Elephant Casino put out their single 'Fire' in 2003. The song got some attention in alternative rock circles for its energy and lyrics. They followed it with...
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Elephant Casino put out their single 'Fire' in 2003. The song got some attention in alternative rock circles for its energy and lyrics. They followed it with a self-titled debut album that same year.
Their lineup included Brent DeBoer on vocals and guitar, Jason Zubrick on lead guitar, Jeff Hulett on bass, and John Adkins on drums. They released a few more albums over the next several years, like 'The Invisible Six' in 2006 and 'Scarlet Fever' in 2009. Another track people remember is 'Life Of Treasures'.
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