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VIDEO: Scott Carstairs of Fallujah Talks Writing, Touring, and Success

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October 8, 2014
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After years of DIY touring and lots of word of mouth, 2014 is a breakout year for Fallujah with a spot on Summer Slaughter and a well-recieved new CD. Guitarist Scott Carstairs hops on Skype to talk about writi... Read More...

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