Orca Welles Omaha, Nebraska
Orca Welles is a surfy garage-rock band with roots in Omaha, NE and Fort Collins, CO. Orca Welles’ sound can be best described as a complicated relationship between 60s surf/acid rock and 90s grunge-garage music.
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