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Lights Go Red is an English electronic band based in London, England. Founded in 2010 by former The Verdict Is Vengeance vocalist Kieran Marks, and We Shot The Stars vocalist Alex Leuiso. The band has released one demo EP so far, and are midway through recording their debut album.

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  • Lights Go Red
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  • Lights Go Red is an English electronic band based in London, England. Founded in 2010 by former The Verdict Is Vengeance vocalist Kieran Marks, and We Shot The Stars vocalist Alex Leuiso. The band has released one demo EP so far, and are midway through recording their debut album.
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  • Shooting Star Records
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  • London, England
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  • Electronica, Powerpop, Screamo
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  • Zzzonked, We Shot The Stars, Big Light Show, Mudshovel
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  • Lights Go Red is an English electronic band based in London, England. Founded in 2010 by former The Verdict Is Vengeance vocalist Kieran Marks, and We Shot The Stars vocalist Alex Leuiso. The band has released one demo EP so far, and are midway through recording their debut album.
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