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Overhear
Overhear had a song called "Fuckin Glory" that got some attention. Their music had a rough, loud quality that reminded some people of the 90s alternative rock...
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Overhear had a song called "Fuckin Glory" that got some attention. Their music had a rough, loud quality that reminded some people of the 90s alternative rock sound.
Anya Blackwood sang for the band, and her lyrics often dealt with personal and social frustrations. The group also put out a track called "Maybe."
They played with a straightforward intensity that worked well in smaller venues before they started getting noticed more widely. The music wasn't particularly polished, which suited the directness of their approach.
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