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Band Bodywire: “I feel like we take ourselves really seriously in rehearsal, and then alarmingly less seriously when there are a hundred people in front of us.”

Culture August 8, 2024By Felicity Errington

There is something about Bodywire. Though I talked to them rather sporadically, the band exudes an organic nature and cohesion that is enthralling in a scene that can verge on the repetitive.

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Browsing: Bodywire

Band Bodywire: “I feel like we take ourselves really seriously in rehearsal, and then alarmingly less seriously when there are a hundred people in front of us.”

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