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Voodoo Blue
Voodoo Blue started in 2002 after the breakup of another band called The Bigness. The lineup included Devon Dochterman on vocals, Rick Welty on guitar, Rob...
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Prom Queen
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Nugget Song
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Use As Directed
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Battle Scars
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Bobby Know It All
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Breaking Me
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CONVICT
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Changing Tides
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HOTEL
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LIMBER
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Lift Me Up
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Lovely In Pink
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One Thing
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Open Your Eyes
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Slow Decay
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Still Tomorrow
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Voodoo Blue started in 2002 after the breakup of another band called The Bigness. The lineup included Devon Dochterman on vocals, Rick Welty on guitar, Rob Kilgore on bass, and Sean Kennedy on drums. They put out their first album, "Supernatural," in 2007, which mixed hard rock with quieter, more personal songs.
One of their notable tracks is "Battle Scars," a single from around 2010 that dealt with the effects of war and stirred some discussion. Other songs like "Prom Queen" and "Use As Directed" show their range from punchy rock to more reflective material. They kept a steady presence without much flash or drama, just putting out music that felt direct and unpolished.
Over time, Voodoo Blue built a catalog that stuck to a straightforward rock sound, avoiding big shifts in style or major commercial pushes. Their work has a lived-in quality, like something you might hear in a local venue rather than on a polished radio station.
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