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Lostprophets: Welsh rock band the 'Lostprophets' were founded in 1997.
They are perhaps best known for hits such as 'Last Train Home' and 'Roof Tops'.
They have released 4 studio albums to date, the latest of which was 'Betrayed' in Jan 2010.
Band members are vocalist Ian Watkins, bassist/guitarist Mike Lewis, drummer Mike Chiplin and guitarist Lee Gaze.
They won an NME Award for Best Metal Act in 2002 and have had several Kerrang! Award nominations.
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