The Rambling Man's weekly playlist ft Ignite, Cousin Betty, Brenda Cay, Placebo, Windowspeak etc

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The Rambling Man's weekly playlist returns for 2022 with a look at some of the past week's best new releases. Click on the player below to listen to the best tracks in country rock, metal, hard rock, indie, stoner etc


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