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Nai Harvest

Words: Loren • February 27, 2016

Nai Harvest
Nai Harvest

Ben (Nai Harvest)

SPB: Who is the loudest band you’ve seen live?

Ben: It’s a pretty relative to venue size question but probably FUZZ. We played with them at Gorilla in Manchester and my ears were buzzing for days after

Loren • February 27, 2016

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