Whether it’s onstage at a bar in OC or at a biker fest in South Dakota, Well Hung Heart are used to standing out, or in most cases, not fitting in. Over the years, the skill of embracing their rock oddity has become a way of life. “We get told we’re not heavy enough, we’re […]
Source: OC Weekly
At Feedback Fest, the Spirit of Inclusivity Is a Breath of Fresh Ear
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