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Brightblack Morning Light plays the Vera Project
New-Mexico-based folk-rock band Brightblack Morning Light shares the bill at Vera Project with Dan Higgs.
Brightblack Morning Light
Heard of Brightblack Morning Light? This New Mexico-based band makes some sexy folk-rock-psychedelic music (hear it at their MySpace page, www.myspace.com/brightblackmorninglight). Brightblack Morning Light shares the bill with Dan Higgs (of Lungfish) at 7:30 tonight at Vera Project, at the corner of Warren and Republican Avenue in
Seattle Center; $11, or $10 with Vera club card
(information,
206-956-8372 or www.theveraproject.org).
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