Local from where I live now. I didn't know about them til they quietly disbanded shortly before the pandemic. Never got to see them live or anything. Such a damn shame. This area has a surprisingly decent music scene for the population size, but very little even close to this level.
this post was submitted on 24 Sep 2023
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It’s always fun to have a regional connection to a band like that, even just a place you visited and really liked. But a bummer when they split of course