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The Flood by Twelve Days In June
Turning back the clock & kicking down the door to the golden age of 90s alternative, Twelve Days in June is the studio project of Schenectady, New York’s Dave Hulegaard. Self-described as a “throwback” artist, Dave is a spiritual successor to the wide array of 90s bands who shaped his youth, crafting melodic rock songs with introspective lyrics examining the often-unbalanced human experience.
His latest single "The Flood" is featured on the official soundtrack to the video game Stray Souls, available now on PC, PlayStation & Xbox consoles.
Doug Darrell says: “back in the '90's, I was part of a band called March. We did a bunch of demos, played out for a few years, and then went our separate ways. Then toward the end of the Pandemic, Joe Trainor contacted me about re-recording the demos using the modern DAW tech we had become accustomed to of late. The result is the album "In This Time."
Along with Joe and me, his brother Allen plays bass, and his other brother Shawn plays a bit of drums and did the mix/master. ”
Sin Seer is a heavy metal group formed in 2015 by two aspiring producers originating from the roots of South Texas. Since the release of their debut EP in 2018, Cameron McLendon and Trey Saucillo have honed in a unique sound that separates them from other heavier acts of today by taking heavier influences and blending them with alternative melodies.
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