Watch: The Outmost Meets Bitch Falcon

Music 19 September, 2014. Posted by the-outmost

We caught up with one of Dublin’s most talked about new bands Bitch Falcon, after their set at Electric Picnic 2014.

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Watch: The Outmost Meets Bitch Falcon

We caught up with one of Dublin’s most talked about new bands Bitch Falcon, after their set at Electric Picnic 2014.

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