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Dave Masud, former drummer of Vampirates, Voted Best Band, and The Scattering, is gearing up for his second solo album, Three Quarter Life Crisis, dropping on Bandcamp May first and followed by a live show May eighth at The Alpine. Masuds new album blends truth with made-up tales, featuring a standout loud dub track with a twisted, distorted harp sound. Meanwhile, DeWolfes guitarist Noah Petersen left to pursue solo tunes, and Chicago transplant Chicken brings his bass-driven CHX Collective for a Reno debut April eighteenth at Sierra Tap House. Dont miss Record Store Day exclusives April eighteenth at local record stores before Masuds show steals the spotlight.

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