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Transatlantic Crush
Transatlantic Crush formed in England in the early 2000s with Richard Walters on vocals, Will Gardner on guitar, Mark Belton on bass, and Dan O'Connor on...
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Transatlantic Crush formed in England in the early 2000s with Richard Walters on vocals, Will Gardner on guitar, Mark Belton on bass, and Dan O'Connor on drums. Their 2004 debut album 'Empire' included 'Baby Goodbye,' a radio hit that brought them wider attention.
After a hiatus around 2007, they returned in 2010 with 'The Lost Art of Losing Everything,' which received positive reviews. Their catalog includes songs like 'Beautiful Girls' and 'Leningrad Mail Order Bride' alongside their better-known tracks.
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