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Hipster's Delight
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The Greenhouse
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The Missionary
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Steal My Name
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Going To Hell
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Hidden Track
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Mrs. Howl Seattle, Washington
With their name paying tribute to Dallas girl band LOVIE, Mrs. Howl was formed in August of 2011 in San
Antonio.
We love the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, so it was a no brainer to use a 3 piece setup using vocals, guitar and drums. The Pixies andThe Dandy Warhols are more influences. What we'd like to accomplish is to take the 90s alternative sound we love and put a dancy head boppin beat to it.
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