Hello Bear - 6.4578
from Screaming Ground III by Screaming Ground
about
Hello bear are a band. YES.
They happen to be from Norwich. YES
They play music you will love to listen to and it will make you feel good. YES
They have a pop feel while bringing the best things about indie rock to the table. YES
Sing-along quality ahoy! YES
Lovely. YES
www.myspace.com/hellobearband
They happen to be from Norwich. YES
They play music you will love to listen to and it will make you feel good. YES
They have a pop feel while bringing the best things about indie rock to the table. YES
Sing-along quality ahoy! YES
Lovely. YES
www.myspace.com/hellobearband
credits
from Screaming Ground III,
released December 13, 2010
license
all rights reserved
tags
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