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A Single Thing
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Never Alone
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About Time
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Shy Husky Boston, Massachusetts
“A distillation of decades’ worth of rock” (Chris Farnsworth, Seven Days).
Simultaneously
nostalgic and fresh, Shy Husky’s music serves as an update to the 90’s alt-rock they grew up on. Big, distorted guitars and pounding drums blend seamlessly with modern clean, pop-infused vocals to create a new style that lands at the intersection of emo, pop punk, and modern alt-rock.
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