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American Nightmare Gives Up The Ghost

Posted by Michael on June 16, 2004

American Nightmare / Give Up the Ghost have officially decided to disband today. The band's devoted fan-base made them one of the most popular hardcore bands, and will continue to be praised as their members pursue other endeavors. You can read the official statement on the band website.

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