The Masks We Made
by Masks We Made
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It Would Be Best
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Life of Bird
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Temporary Thing
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The Masks We Made
Recorded, mixed and mastered January/February 2011 by Matt Lynch at Mysterious Mammal Recording, Los Angeles
Recorded, mixed and mastered January/February 2011 by Matt Lynch at Mysterious Mammal Recording, Los Angeles
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released April 15, 2011
Vox/Guitar: Andrea Sepulveda
Guitar/Bass: Nando
Drums: Sylvestre Hernandez
All songs written by Andrea Sepulveda
Vox/Guitar: Andrea Sepulveda
Guitar/Bass: Nando
Drums: Sylvestre Hernandez
All songs written by Andrea Sepulveda
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Masks We Made Long Beach, California
Masks We Made is a two-piece band from Long Beach CA. This mellow rock duo find their strength in Fernando's lead guitar complimenting Andrea's vocals and storytelling ability. Although their subtle use of effects gives their music an ethereal quality, together with insightful lyrics, also gives a depth and intensity to their experimental sound. ... more
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Sep 2014 -
Apr 2011
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