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Braddock Station Garrison Washington, D.C.
Braddock Station Garrison are a Washington DC band playing melodic rock music featuring Steve Schillinger on vocals and guitar, Tom Soha on lead guitar, Jed Prentice on drums and newest addition Mike Pinkerton on bass. Their music is classic sounding while still remaining modern and engaging. ... more
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