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Atomic Swindlers is an American six-piece rock band from Rochester, New York, United States, fronted by April Laragy. They are known as more for the science-fiction laced sexuality they portray as for their music. They are more often compared to late 60s to early 70s glam and psychedelic bands like David Bowie and Pink Floyd than to any contemporary bands. Their initial following was mainly in the LGBT community.

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  • Atomic Swindlers (en)
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  • Atomic Swindlers is an American six-piece rock band from Rochester, New York, United States, fronted by April Laragy. They are known as more for the science-fiction laced sexuality they portray as for their music. They are more often compared to late 60s to early 70s glam and psychedelic bands like David Bowie and Pink Floyd than to any contemporary bands. Their initial following was mainly in the LGBT community. (en)
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  • Atomic Swindlers (en)
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  • April Laragy, vocalsChris Yockel, guitarMike Gladstone, guitarGary Trainer, bassJohnny Cummings, keyboardsRoy Stein, drums (en)
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  • Rochester, New York, United States (en)
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  • Atomic Swindlers is an American six-piece rock band from Rochester, New York, United States, fronted by April Laragy. They are known as more for the science-fiction laced sexuality they portray as for their music. They are more often compared to late 60s to early 70s glam and psychedelic bands like David Bowie and Pink Floyd than to any contemporary bands. Their initial following was mainly in the LGBT community. (en)
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