Pop Filter Melbourne, Australia
Pop Filter is a new Australian band whose members stretch between cities and who’s shared history binds them together. With the number one goal being that of nurturing their friendship and continuing to make music together at an age when children, work, and distance can easily hamper this. ... more
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