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Cannon were a five-piece, instrumental post-rock band, based in Glasgow, Scotland.

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past members	Andrew Gifford (- Bass) (en) Craig Sinclair (- Bass) (en) David Philp (- Guitar) (en) Jonny Williamson (- Guitar) (en) Stuart Henderson (- Guitar) (en) Tim Harbinson (- Drums) (en) Tom Pettigrew (- Drums) (en) Trevor Helliwell (- Sound Engineer) (en)
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