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Black Heart Procession at Bottom of the Hill

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7x7 Editors
Jan 15, 2008
photography by Misha Vladimirskiy

Gloomy San Diego-based indie band the Black Heart Procession played at Bottom of the Hill on Wednesday, January 9. San Franciscans Loquat and Merced-based El Olio Wolof opened the show.

 THE BLACK HEART PROCESSION










LOQUAT






EL OLIO WOLOF






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