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Living Dust

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Primarily based around the partnership of Ricardo and Samuel, Living Dust have seen many third members come and go. Often to go on to success in other kiwi acts such as Redline, Ad Proof and many more.

Their music tastes and inspirations vary immensely from the lightest Folk to the heaviest Metal, thus they tend to write a rather diverse range of songs.

They started out as talented and in Ricardo's case possibly gifted individuals who have slowly developed into a tighter song writing team.

Any and all success or perceived lack thereof is entirely the result of their work ethic and mental aptitude and not the result of "the scene" or "attitudes" of fellow New Zealanders which seems to have become the excuse de jour lately.

Their third album will be available August 2016 and is another step in my belief that one day they will produce a recording of their songs that (in their opinion) is true to the sound and feelings of the songs original conception.

Band Members:
Samuel Maloney (drums)
Ricardo Livisone (everything else)

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