June 21, 2018

Hex Mundi at WFYI's Small Studio


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Hex Mundi performs in WFYI's Small Studio Sessions - WFYI

Hex Mundi performs in WFYI's Small Studio Sessions

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Hex Mundi is our latest Small Studio Sessions featured band. WFYI’s Scott McAlister talks with them about their unique sound. The band describes their “genre,” shares why they play music, and reveals the importance of the Indianapolis music scene. Click the following link to watch their Small Studio Session. http://bit.ly/2IbkgJj

Small Studio is made possible by a grant from The Herbert Simon Family Foundation and with support from Sun King Brewery.
 

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