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Black Lilys

Black Lilys formed in 2013 with Dylan Wade on vocals and guitar, Josh Harnett on guitar, Mike Sprague on bass, and Ryan Stasik on drums. They started by...

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Black Lilys formed in 2013 with Dylan Wade on vocals and guitar, Josh Harnett on guitar, Mike Sprague on bass, and Ryan Stasik on drums. They started by playing local venues. In 2015, they put out the single 'Nightfall,' which got some attention on alternative radio.

Mike Sprague left the band in 2016. In 2018, Dylan Wade faced allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denied. The band released an album called 'Blood and Marrow' in 2019.

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