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Houston band Mind Shrine have been polishing their easy breezy dream pop since 2017

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Published on 09/08/2022

Houston band Mind Shrine have been polishing their easy breezy dream pop since 2017. Their most recent release “5 Long Days” is an instantly infectious bop that effortlessly coalesces into a summer daydream. The song depicts a hellish visit to L.A. in which the band - Jess Howard, Richie Alejandro, Bradley DeAnda, and Brian Gonzales - is ghosted by their host and forced to stay at the LAX airport. Their video for “5 Long Days” can be found below and was shot on location in New York before the COVID outbreak.

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