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 Andrew Seward starts new band, Human Parts

Posted by Loren on August 16, 2013

Andrew Seward starts new band, Human Parts
Andrew Seward starts new band, Human Parts

Ex-Against Me! bassist Andrew Seward has turned up in a new band with a number of recognizable Gainesville faces. The new band, named Human Parts, has signed with Poison City Records and will release an LP on Sept. 10. The rest of the band is rounded out by his wife, Verite Seward, Andy “Pants” Schwich, and Kim Helm (Whiskey & Co.)

Andrew Seward starts new band, Human Parts
Andrew Seward starts new band, Human Parts

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