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The Pharmacy

Few groups are as versatile as The Pharmacy, which Scott Yoder and Brendhan Bowers formed in 2002 as a garage-punk band before also embracing dance pop and psychedelic rock. After classically-trained pianist Stefan Rubicz joined the Vashon Island, Washington natives in 2007,
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