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November 06, 2007

Sea Wolf Discuss Career

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Alex Church, who goes by the moniker Sea Wolf sat down with The Boston Globe to discuss his career.

He also shares the union between him and two other bands who grew out of the same scene in East LA.

Silversun Pickups, Earlimart and Sea Wolf are all close knit, and all on the same label, calling themselves Ship Collective, after the studio owned by Earlimart.

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Sea Wolf-You're A Wolf mp3 from Leaves In The River

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