Dead Language
by Horace Pickett
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Dead Language
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Tour Gone Wrong
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My Own Culture
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Look-A-Likes
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Chemical Reaction
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about
Recorded in the Spring of 2014. Copyright 2016 by Horace Pickett. All Rights Reserved.
credits
released July 24, 2016
Bologna Stormweather - Vocals, Guitar
Nick Jones - Bass, Synth, guitar
Michael Brown - Synths, guitar
Johnny Unicorn - Sax, Guitar, Synths
Jesse Mercury - Drums, Backing Vocals
Bologna Stormweather - Vocals, Guitar
Nick Jones - Bass, Synth, guitar
Michael Brown - Synths, guitar
Johnny Unicorn - Sax, Guitar, Synths
Jesse Mercury - Drums, Backing Vocals
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Horace Pickett Seattle, Washington
Horace Pickett combines a wide range of musical sensibilities from Rock & Roll, Folk, and Electronic, performing all songs
with glamorous hints of stage theatrics. They are often compared to The Kinks, They Might Be Giants, and Beck.
Horace Pickett currently lives in Seattle, WA.
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discography
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Jul 2016 -
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Mar 2010
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