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Eric Bachmann North Carolina
Twenty-five years after Archers of Loaf broke onto Chapel Hill, North Carolina’s vital indie scene, frontman Eric Bachmann is recording the rawest, most honest work of his career under his own name. The March 25 release of Eric Bachmann marks the end of Bachmann’s post-Archers solo project Crooked Fingers, and the beginning of a candid new sound. ... more
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Eric Bachmann's holiday song "I Was Made for Losing You" is featured on You Wish: A Merge Records Holiday Album.
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