AV
by Hollow December
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jakeewings
Some of the most unique music in Australia coming from such a young band actually blows my mind
Favorite track: Cogs.
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Cogs
04:57
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Vaults
05:04
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Stompbox
03:32
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AV
05:14
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credits
released March 24, 2017
All songs written and performed by Hollow December
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Johnsen Cummings
Johnsen Cummings - Guitar & Vocals
Amos Gibson - Violin & Backing Vocals
Oliver Voogd - Synths & Piano
Dylan Jepsen - Bass
Luca Martin - Drums
All songs written and performed by Hollow December
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Johnsen Cummings
Johnsen Cummings - Guitar & Vocals
Amos Gibson - Violin & Backing Vocals
Oliver Voogd - Synths & Piano
Dylan Jepsen - Bass
Luca Martin - Drums
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discography
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May 2019 -
Apr 2018 -
Mar 2017
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