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Danger Line (version 3)
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Take Me Down
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the Surrender
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Under Cover
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Handcuff
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Acoustic Danger
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the Melange California
The Melange is a four-piece, Indy Rock-n-Roll Band that hails from behind the Redwood Curtain in Northern California. They are self described as “Sultry Alternative Rock” but have definite flavors of 80s pop, classic rock, and 90s grunge. They put on an engaging live show, playing a mix of crowd-pleasing originals and covers. ... more
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