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Observer
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WarHogs
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Sich Rächen
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Row
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Witch Hat
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Vulture Feather
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Black & Grey
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Orchyd Minneapolis, Minnesota
Abstract Post Downtempo Drone Rock quartet from Minneapolis, MN.
Orchyd was
assembled from a pile of broken drum beats, droning melodies, gritty riffs, old gears and light bulbs. Lofi words with subliminal meanings. A pulse from a sky that you saw when you were dreaming.
Rhythms emerge from the space between hip hop and drone rock. The melody was born of blues and aggravation. It's a siren.
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