The Snickerson Brothers Greenville, South Carolina
After a two-decade absence, South Carolina’s enigmatic lo-fi pop maestros The Snickerson Brothers have returned to show the world what it’s been missing with their first official full-length release, Peaches N’ Sour Cream.
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