The Heartbreaks

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Formed 2009.

The Heartbreaks

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The Heartbreaks are a British alternative rock band formed in Morecambe, Lancashire in 2009. The band consists of singer Matthew Whitehouse, songwriter and drummer Joseph Kondras, guitarist Ryan Wallace and bassist Christopher 'Deaks' Deakin.

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    Offering fresh indie sounds, The Heartbreaks are a formidable proposition.

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