Duke Galaxy and the Pipeliners Rochester, New York
From the depths of ice laden surf, DGP drive deep primordial surf sounds to the edge of euphoria, an explosion of reverbratic guitars & ground swell rythym. Find nights filled with dreams of glassy surf & endless lefts after visiting the church of Galaxy ... more
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