This Is Not What I Expected

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On a mission to bring analog dance rock into the digital age, DC-based Mystery Friends mixes funk, punk, and new wave in their debut EP.

released August 10, 2017

Mystery Friends Washington, D.C.

Synthy dance rock and lush dream pop from Washington, D.C.

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