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Songs featured July 27, 2016, as part of Capital Soundtrack from WAMU 88.5. Read more about the project and submit…

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D.C. garage-punk trio Bless is led by 19-year-old Luke Reddick, formerly of Dudes.

Video Premiere: D.C. Garage Punks Bless Get Weird On ‘Tru Bless House’

“Why’d you stay in my house?” asks Bless singer and guitarist Luke Reddick on “Tru Bless House,” stirring bassist Danny…

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Now-inactive D.C. punk band Dudes made a song that's an accidental homage to a Kendrick Lamar single.

Premiere: Punk Band Dudes Accidentally Copies Kendrick Lamar With ‘My Vibe’

Warning: explicit lyrics. Francy Graham didn’t mean to create an homage to Kendrick Lamar with “My Vibe,” a previously unreleased…

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Gothy musician Chelsea Wolfe performs Saturday at Lincoln Theatre with Eels.

Of Note: Channels, Chelsea Wolfe, And Other D.C. Shows To Hit

Every Thursday, Bandwidth contributors tell you what D.C. shows are worth your time over the next week. Channels, Soccer Team,…

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