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The Shuteye Train
The Shuteye Train formed in Chicago with Lucas James on vocals and rhythm guitar, Ethan Hayes on lead guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and Jake Miller on drums....
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The Shuteye Train formed in Chicago with Lucas James on vocals and rhythm guitar, Ethan Hayes on lead guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and Jake Miller on drums. They released their debut album 'Insomniac's Delight' in 2004, followed by 'Sweet Surrender' in 2007, 'Unbreakable' in 2010, and what was described as a farewell album, 'The Final Hour,' in 2014.
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