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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Mostly Trees
Mostly Trees is a 4-piece band from Minneapolis, known for their take on guitar driven rock that ranges from grunge to dream pop. Their new style is a stripped down version of their earlier work, realized after bonding over a modified version of the board game Sorry! Once they made up the rules, the possibilities were endless. With a heavy influence of guitar effects pedals, their new album 'Moon Dogs' showcases a diverse range
of sounds and instruments. The album was recorded in Nashville, TN with the Grammy Award winning production team of Daniel Tashian and Craig Alvin.
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