The duo that makes up New York-based indie rock band Tucker Woods are clearly adaptable. As they settled into recording Sunshine Blues, their sophomore effort, the studio they were recording
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In 2019, Slow Hollows released their Actors LP. The 12 songs had the band falling into more pop sensibilities and creating danceable grooves with simple yet impactful songwriting. It was
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