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Sounds
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All My Glory
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Where Did I Go
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Honest
04:58
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She Loves Me
05:32
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Where You Are
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The Dovewires Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Alternative blues-rock power-trio formed in 2013 in Pittsburgh, PA. Todd Knepp (Guitars, Vocals) and Oliver Dugas (Drums, Vocals) met through open mic nights and added Paul Bossung (Bass, Vocals). The band’s raw emotion and power spans ballads to heavy, modern rock. Blues and classic rock influence everything with a modern, indie, garage-band style. ... more
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