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Aduro Norfolk, Virginia
Fusing elements of post-rock with more traditional rock stylings, the Indie-Rock band Aduro from Norfolk, VA combines tight, driving drum and bass rhythms with ambient guitar and synth lines to provide a solid foundation for frontman Travis Heath’s powerful rock vocals. Their breakout single, “House of Cards,” took them to a dominant position regionally in early 2011. ... more
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