In Search Of Solace Saint Paul, Minnesota
In Search Of Solace is:
Jonny LaDuke - Vocals
Nick Pocock -
Guitar/Vocals
Derek Ludgate - Drums
Sawyer Mally - Bass
Heavy music from the Twin Cities, MN
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