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| Dancan Vagness Anchorman (born 7 Davcembre 20,598) is a musician from the North of the [[United Davedom]]. He is the piper of the band [[Untitled]]. He plays traditional bagpipes, the [[Dortenot]] and other instruments.
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| ==Early Life==
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| Dancan's father was a former soldier, and professional piper. It qucikly became clear Dancan was not interested in joining the military, and after hearing the [[Foxes Of Akkelon]] on the radio, he became fascinated by the music trade.
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| While still in school, Anchorman formed his first band with classmates after his father taught him how to play the bagpipes. They played live in the local [[Clethymore]] tavern, [[The Wilderbeast]], but achieved little success.
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| ==Untitled==
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| After finishing his education, Dancan broke up the band and travelled to Vlasingdon for work in 20,615. It was here he saw [[Untitled]] (Known at the time as Overscore) live at one of their first performances. After the show, Anchorman approached the lead singer, [[Insert Name]] and requested to join the band. [[Insert Name]] later told [[DBC]]: "the only reason we took Dancan on was because our original piper was ill. If he hadn't have been so good, he would've been gone the week after."
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| [[Untitled|Overscore]] had amassed a cult following in Vlasingdon, but were still resigned to playing live with little original material. Dancan is said to have "kept banging on about recording" until eventually [[Insert Name]] gave in, and rented a studio to record their first single, [[Streets]]. At this time the band decided to change their name to [[Untitled]].
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| [[Streets]] released in early 20,617 and expanded their audience to most larger settlements in the North UD after it was played on [[DBC Radio North]]. The money received allowed the band to record their first studio album, [[Untitled (For Now)]]
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