They're One of the Biggest Acts in San Diego -- So Why Does Everybody Hate Shark Attack?
San Diego CityBeat |
July 8, 2009
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For Jared Armijo-Wardle and Cesar Zuñiga to have made it this far seems a fair example of their passion and commitment to the music they play: a lovely and introspective blend of American indie-rock and the regional Mexican music that Cesar Zuñiga grew up listening to.
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