Ponytail

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Formed 2005.

Biography

Ponytail was a 4-piece art rock band formed in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. The group featured vocalist Molly Siegel, guitarists Dustin Wong and Ken Seeno, and drummer Jeremy Hyman. The band has toured internationally, with bands such as Battles, Hella, Don Caballero, High Places and others. They have released three albums, Kamehameha, Ice Cream Spiritual, and Do Whatever You Want All The Time. They were named "Best Live Band" by Baltimore City Paper in September 2007 and "Best Band" in September 2008

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  1. Ice Cream Spiritual 2008

    Review of Ice Cream Spiritual

    Reviewed by Sid Smith

    Perhaps the best thing to do is simply grab this album, turn up the volume and enjoy a...

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