We spotlight Huntsville rock group, The Golden Flakes and feature tunes from their 2019 album “Move In”, also new tunes from The Pine Hill Haints, Trash Cats, Darien Omar, Seeds?, and Solo Monk along with some metal from Quinta Essentia and R&B from B. Alexandria.
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Posted Friday, January 22, 2021 by NPR News
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