Maybe The Welders Brooklyn, New York
Two vocalists, two guitars, and a solid rhythm section pound out songs that demand you come back to listen to the lyrics after you're done dancing. Influenced by Talking Heads, The Clash, Bowie, The Smiths and NYC, Maybe the Welders is the band you've been waiting to hear. ... more
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