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Face the Wreckage
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Troll's Paradise
04:29
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Brown Eyed Women (1)
09:06
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I Don't Wanna
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Soon to Come
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Diggin' Holes >
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Escape the Unknown
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Sicard Hollow Nashville, Tennessee
Sicard Hollow is a four-piece progressive bluegrass band who formed with a mutual passion for pushing the boundaries of
genre. Being influenced by heavy metal, punk rock, the Grateful Dead and the whole world of jam-grass, Sicard pushes the boundaries of their instruments and genre.
Parrish Gabriel - Bass
Matthew Rennick - Fiddle
Will Herrin - Mandolin, Vocals
Alex King - Guitar, Vocals
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