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Turn to the Blues
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One More Chance
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Make It Alright
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Crack in the Cosmic Egg
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Time
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Old Times
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Kin
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Alone with Jodorowsky
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Derek and The Demons Windsor, Vermont
Derek and the Demons’ self-titled debut was recorded in late summer of 2011 at The Space in Windsor, VT, produced by Ryan
Hebert.
Their sophomore release, "Underground," saw the band expand their sound and was created by recording band practices and picking the best takes.
In 2014, following the exit of bassist Davis McGraw, the Demons regrouped as a three-piece and recorded their "Changes" EP.
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