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    Reverb: Imaginary People – “Fresh Kill”

    By Phil KingFebruary 15, 2017001 Min Read
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    Imaginary People

    “Fresh Kill”

    October Alice

    I love this band.  They are such an enigma; who is October Alice, what fresh kill, are they really people?  No kidding around, “Fresh Kill” is a great song.  It starts with a bang and ends with a whimper.  Their new album, slated to be release in April, was recorded in an abandoned barn.  This band has everything; vocals, riffs, beat, amazing audio all around, and enigma.  Comprised of Imaginary People is Dylan Von Wagner (vocals), Mark Roth (guitar), Justin Repasky (keys), Kolby Wade (drums) and Bryan Percivall (bass), there is a Swans like sound to their darkness and reverb, maybe even a Jesus and Mary Chain sound.  I love this band.

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