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Searching Alice debuts new album, Reflections

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searching aliceThis week, independent record label Tate Music Group is excited to announce the official release of Searching Alice’s new album titled “Reflections.”

Released by Tate Music Group, the album offers 8 tracks and is readily available for purchase nationwide at the iTunes Store, Amazon.com, or directly from TateMusicGroup.com.

Searching Alice is Spottswood’s up-and-coming alternative rock band. With over two years of performing, the band stands out from the rest with their deep and dark grungy sound melting together in perfect harmony. Each of the members has over twenty years of experience playing music, and together they create a sound that breaks barriers and keep music fans screaming for more.

Their new album “Reflections” is a compilation of outstanding grunge tracks that is reminiscent of bands such as Tool, Chevelle and Godsmack with a sound of their own. With dark lyrics and heavy rhythms that blend in a wave of musical symmetry, this band will bring a sound that will leave a lasting impression on the listeners. Songs featured in the album include “Grudge,” “Searching Alice” and “Reflections.”

 
 




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