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Mundane vs Madness
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Better
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Covela Phoenix, Arizona
Forming in 2010, Covela (co-ve'-la) features Sarah Drinkwine on vocals, Jake Boyd on guitars, Jay B Fail on bass, and Christian Fuhrer on drums. They coined their name from the constellation Vela, which is Latin for the sails of a ship. The band's driven, melodic rock sound has been paralleled to Paramore, Jimmy Eat World, Muse, and The Killers. ... more
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