Weird Files. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The unfiltered musical id of Dr. Pants' David Broyles.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Slau.”
Great job and “HIGH FIVE” with this album and latest creation David, er, Dr. Pants. “To Be Sugar” deserves it’s place in a 80’s inspired movie/streaming platform series (Duffer Brothers come to mind) “Old Sucka At Your Service” is my new calling card and “Going to the Farm” made me nostalgic for REM’s Monster. Also, “Maisie, Please don’t lie” which made me think….did you just resurrect Dad rock??? Best, Jarrod H
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