The Hi-Fi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Barreling out of the greater Philadelphia area with a suitcase full of dusty 45s, The Hi-Fi spins its own version of trashy garage and 60's jangle pop. Guitars, organ, harmonies and shaky things. The cool kids are tuning in to The Hi-Fi.
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