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The Amazing Snakeheads have abruptly announced that they've split up, 'never, ever to return'.
The Glasgow punk trio rose to great acclaim with their Domino-released 2014 debut album, Amphetamine Ballads.
They recently pulled out of the ongoing NME Awards tour due to drummer Scott Duff quitting the band. They were already announced for a number of festivals this summer, including Portsmouth's Victorious Festival, but now they've taken to Twitter to announce their sudden demise:
The Amazing Snakeheads are over. Never, ever to return. To anyone who came to get down, I thank you with all my heart. Dale Barclay.
— Amazing Snakeheads (@AmazingSnakes) February 23, 2015
The band are yet to ellaborate on further reason behind their split, but it's sure to upset many a fan - especially due to their cult status growing stronger after largely universally glowing reviews of Amphetamine Ballads.
Watch the video for 'Here It Comes Again' below
Frontman Dale Barclay was the sole remaining founding member of the band, after a change in the line-up back in 2014.
