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Let Me Be Fictional

In LET ME BE FICTIONAL, Vancouver based indie-rock band Ladyhawk face their past, uniquely deal with society's view of what makes a functioning adult and consume vast quantities of sangria during the process of recording their second album, Shots.

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  • Duffy Driediger

    Duffy Driediger

  • Darcy Hancock

    Darcy Hancock

  • Sean Hawryluk

    Sean Hawryluk

  • Ryan Peters

    Ryan Peters

Overview

In LET ME BE FICTIONAL, Vancouver based indie-rock band Ladyhawk face their past, uniquely deal with society's view of what makes a functioning adult and consume vast quantities of sangria during the process of recording their second album, Shots.

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