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June 15, 2011 Music » Music Feature

Wilmington's Onward, Soldiers are an unlikely Southern rock band

by Jordan Lawrence @JordanLawrence

Sean Thomas Gerard says the word "well" in the most charming way. The vowel seeps out nice and slow, so that by the time it leaves his lips, it's a disarmingly soft and twangy "a," not the more direct and proper "e."…

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