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VIDEO: Looking back on Volume 2014

Posted By Alejandro Pallares on Fri, Jun 6, 2014 at 12:18 PM

It’s already been a week since the venues set up and the bands arrived for Volume, the Inlander’s two-night music festival. Here’s a look back, featuring “Charles Darwin’s Corn Crop Blues” by the Terrible Buttons, which played their final show at nYne on Friday night.

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