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THE TWITCHES, Digisaurus, Dream Haste, DEEL User Submitted

When: Thu., March 8, 8 p.m. 2018
Price: $10 - $15
www.neckofthewoodssf.com/event/1640225-twitches-san-francisco
The Twitches are a San Francisco Garage-Rock band consisting of August Carroll on vocals and guitar, Teddy Gallion on bass guitar and Stephan Ducasse-Allegret on drums. They are a gypsy jazz-influenced garage rock and roll band. Their hard-hitting, explosive, solid sound will turn your legs to tofu and make you happy. DIGISAURUS is an electronic pop/rock project from artist and producer, James Allison. Originally from London, England, Allison engineered and produced sessions with groups like Phantogram, Maps & Atlases, and Ezra Furman & The Harpoons out of his studio in Columbus, OH.

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