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The hot rock: A new month brings a fresh crop of releases from guitar-swingin' D.C. bands.

D.C. Rock Update: Listen To New Music From Polyon, Swings, Split Seconds

Catching up on the latest tunes from D.C.’s assorted rock scenes. Polyon, Blue EP Recommended track: “Faults” The latest from post-rockers Polyon is…

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Premiere: Polyon’s New Video For ‘More’

Last month Bandwidth premiered “More,” a full-force single from D.C. fuzz-rock trio Polyon — and today the band tops it…

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Bandwidth’s Favorite D.C. Songs Of 2015 (So Far)

Here’s an example of a good problem: There’s too much great music coming out of D.C. for Bandwidth to substantively…

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Premiere: Polyon’s Hard-Driving New Single, ‘More’

In his bands Typefighter and Joy Buttons, D.C. musician Ryan McLaughlin has helped launch numerous heavy-duty rock songs into the…

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Six Pics: House Venue The Dougout Turns 3

Sunday night, the Dougout celebrated its third anniversary — a long life for a D.C. house venue. Atlanta indie-rock outfit…

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