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Neon Indian Lights Up The Bomb Factory

October 2, 2015 14:12PM

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Melissa Hennings
Neon Indian
One-time Dentonite Alan Palomo and his band Neon Indian returned to Dallas for the first time in more than two years Thursday night, hitting up The Bomb Factory for the October installment of Red Bull Sound Select. But it was a trip down memory lane, it wasn't all nostalgia, as Neon Indian showcased songs from their soon-to-be-released VEGA INTL. Night School.

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