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Alexisonfire's Wade Joins Gallows
08/10/2011
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(Rock News Desk) Days after Alexisonfire announced they'd split up, guitarist-vocalist Wade MacNeil has been unveiled as new frontman for English punk outfit Gallows.

He replaces Frank Carter, who left the band after disagreeing over their musical direction.

And the new lineup have already started recording material which MacNeil describes as harsher and heavier than anything they've done before. more on this story

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