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Auburn’s UnHailoed wins Tacoma Metal Choice Award, voted area’s best metal band
March 28th, 2011 at Mon, 28th, 2011 at 4:07 pm by Shawn SkagerAuburn-based metal band UnHailoed captured the Tacoma Metal Choice Awards title this past Saturday, playing a blistering set of original tunes at Hell’s Kitchen in Tacoma.
Vying for the top spot with other nominees – Devils of Loudon, Faces Pale, After the Fallout and Plague Ships – Unhailoed outdistanced the second place winner at the show by 170 votes. The winner of the award was decided by Internet voting.
The band, features Auburn High School graduates, Jess Hudson, James Sumner and Dylan Bennett, as well as vocalist Jeremy Luddington and bassist Gabe Wright.
The band recently released a new single “March of the Gnomes” available here.
For more information on the band visit their Facebook page.
Previous Auburn Reporter coverage of the band is viewable here.
Shawn Skager Welcome to Electric Phase. It ain't no teenage craze! My name is Shawn Skager and for the last decade I've been working in community papers in the Puget Sound area, trying to figure out a way to meld my two passions - writing and music. Now I've found it and it's called Electric Phase, an outlet for information about music throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond. So visit often and partake of the tasty morsels of musical information. And remember - read it, love it, link it, comment it. This whole online community thing is only as good as the people that participate. So let me know what you think and what you're listening to. And thanks to the band UFO for providing the name of the blog, a song from their classic 1977 album "Lights Out." See ya.
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