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The Dharma Violets Cardiff, UK
The Dharma Violets are a psych/space/indie rock band hailing from Cardiff, South Wales. Blending rich vocal harmonies and thoughtful lyricism with swirling guitars, spacey synth textures, hypnotic drones and soundscapes set to driving melodic bass hooks over cool drum grooves, The Dharma Violets release their second album 'Back in the Room' March 24th 2023. ... more
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