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    "comment": "Seattle's Sister Psychic was launched in 1991 by Andy Davenhall. He fronted the band as guitarist, lead singer and main songwriter.\n\n\"If you were to map the Seattle rock scene by its commercial impact, you’d have to say that Andy Davenhall came up on the wrong side of the tracks.\n\n\"Arriving 10 years ago in the grunge Mecca-to-be, Davenhall started playing drums in several of the pop-oriented bands that predominated in mid-’80s Seattle. But as it turned out, grunge, not the pop-rock that Davenhall played through the late ‘80s, proved to be the mother lode for young Northwest prospectors armed with drums and guitars.\"\n\nRead more from this 1994 article published in the LA Times. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1994-04-11-ca-44691-story.html",
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