The Snuts

Formed: West Lothian, Scotland, 2015

Members: Jack Cochrane, Callum Wilson, Joe McGillveray, Jordan Mackay

First Single: Glasgow (May 2016)

Album Discography: W.L. (April 2021); Burn The Empire (September 2022); Millennials (February 2024).

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