Dead Tired survive in the gaps between other bands, studio work, tattoo appointments, private lives and whatever classified Magic card business is happening behind the scenes. They meet for dinner more often
Dead Tired survive in the gaps between other bands, studio work, tattoo appointments, private lives and whatever classified Magic card business is happening behind the scenes. They meet for dinner more often
Pre-post from the south of north america. Zach, the band’s guitarist, calls it a position rather than a genre label.
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Break To Broken still carry plenty of the clipped guitars, restless rhythm and punk economy that first connected them through
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Looking for different points of view, and peering into corners of music
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