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Oh What A Joy!
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So What If I Lie
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California
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Seasons Change
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Mineral King
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Mineral King Los Angeles, California
The progressive indie-rock band, Mineral King, formed during the pandemic in their hometown north of L.A., spending the year in lockdown honing their skills and crafting a set of incredible songs. The perfect blend of classic and cutting edge, they mix rich vocal harmonies with math rock-inspired rhythms and riffs to create music that is both familiar and entirely new. ... more
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