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Illinois River
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Secret Days
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Kennedy Ave
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Rooms
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Call you later
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ABRAHAM Seattle, Washington
Joel Mars - Guitar, Drums, Vocals
Ryan Standley - Guitar, Drums, Vocals
Mikal Loepp - Bass, backup vox,
resident paparazzo
This lineup has been alive and kicking out jams since the summer of 2009. We've done two tours, recorded two albums and played a lot of really cool venues with many great bands. Our songs are energetic and melodic with smart garage pop tendencies.
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