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Known for their distinctive blend of male-female dual vocals, heartfelt songwriting, and infectious guitar-driven soundscapes, Hushtones have been steadily carving out their place in the UK music scene. Following the success of their debut album Greetings From The Other Side, Hushtones earned coveted support slots with the likes of Red Rum Club, Tim Burgess, and She Drew The Gun, with more live dates expected across 2025.

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WTHB OnlineMay 24, 2025Single Review, Reviews