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My Witness
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Where Does The Wave End?
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Blood Orange
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New York
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Devils Walk As Saints Washington, D.C.
Formed by Travis Mucklow, Teagan O'Bar and David Zaidain in 2010, Devils Walk As Saints immediately began writing and playing along the east coast. The band frequently plays Washington, DC and New York City. In 2011, the band released its introductory four-song EP and the band continues to play energetic, impassioned shows and looks to a full album release in 2012. ... more
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