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By the late 2000s, Gallows arguably became the biggest British hardcore band ever. The release of their first album, 'Orchestra Of Wolves', saw Gallows quickly become one of the biggest new bands both in and out of the UK, landing a million pound deal with a major label - something that no British hardcore or punk band has managed to land since.

Join me as we take a deep dive into their career, from their chaotic local shows of the early days, their fast rise through the ranks, bagging a major label deal and committing their own rock 'n' roll swindle, to their second phase and era, the legacy they’ve built, and the members' many different side-projects.

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**NOTE: This episode has certain content that has been removed. This may include graphic content (violence, etc) along with song clips. A full unedited version can be viewed via Patreon.

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