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Spacebag Seattle, Washington
Spacebag is an instrumental “party prog metal” band formed in Seattle in 2011. Members include Dave Webb (Girth, Moon Letters) on guitar, Luke Laplante (Sean, Eye of Nix) on keyboards, and Andrew Gormley (Rorschach, Kiss It Goodbye, Playing Enemy) on drums. Joined by Warren A. Pease (Wah Wah Exit Wound, Accused) on drums in 2016. Who appears on the 2021 E.P "Party Prog Nights." ... more
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