To The Moon — Conversation + Live Performance
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We had To The Moon in the Lounge — Chris (back for his third visit), Ryan, Austin, and Alex. They describe their sound as drum & bass, rock fusion, psychedelic instrumental jam — and they played a live set that matched the description perfectly. Follow the band: @tothemoonbaltimore Follow the show for more episodes like this. Brought to you by Christopher Schafer Clothier, custom suits crafted in Baltimore.👉 christopherschafer.com
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