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The Girlfriend Season
The Girlfriend Season formed around vocalist Sarah Peters and guitarist Evan Harnett. Their debut album 'Aeromancy' came out in 2012, followed by 'The Art of...
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The Girlfriend Season formed around vocalist Sarah Peters and guitarist Evan Harnett. Their debut album 'Aeromancy' came out in 2012, followed by 'The Art of Being Alone' in 2015.
Songs like 'Rocketship' and 'Satellites' became central to their sound. Peters handles most of the writing and vocals, while Harnett's guitar work shapes their arrangements.
They built a following through live shows before releasing records. The band's lineup has stayed relatively consistent over time.
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