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Pagan Love

By Contributor · Thursday, August 10

Hitting the Central New York punk scene in 1988, Pagan Love soon made their mark on the scene with numerous shows at The Lost Horizon, Sutter’s Mill and The Underground.

Though their songs were mediocre, Vox could barely sing, and the rest of the band could barely play, people still gave their hard-earned money to watch these losers.

35 years later they will be celebrating their lost youth and musical dreams, reuniting in the city that was so good to them all those years ago

They may think of themselves as rock gods, but in reality, they are merely men-children who write and perform borderline offensive songs and are trying to relive their past.
That is all!
Enjoy!

https://paganloveband.com

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