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The Hollowmen was a critically-lauded midwestern alternative band, active from 1985-1989. The band hailed from Des Moines, Iowa, and released multiple records and singles.
The Hollowmen regrouped in 2015 to play two nights of reunion shows, one each at Octopus College Hill in Cedar Falls, Iowa, and Lefty’s in Des Moines, Iowa. For the reunion shows, the band’s longtime friend, Troy Urich, and Svenson’s son, Luke, filled in on drums.
The Hollowmen were a critically-acclaimed, but largely unknown, midwestern alternative rock band, active from 1985-1989. The band hailed from Des Moines, Iowa, and released two full-length...
The song "Seven" from The Hollowmen's first album Sinister Flower Gift released in 1986.Follow The Hollowmen and hear more music at:Band website: https://the...
The Hollowmen were an alternative rock band based in Des Moines, Iowa, and active from 1984–1989. In addition to playing hundreds of shows around the Midwest, The Hollowmen released two full-length albums, one EP, and songs on the first two "Iowa Compilation" records.
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In 1985 Billy Baxter formed the folk pop group The Hollowmen with Mal Stanley on vocals, guitar and organ (ex-Burning Souls), Jon Von Goes on guitar, Danny Butler on bass guitar and Paul Johnstone on drums. The group issued two albums on Au Go Go Records, 'Broken Stuff' (1988) and 'So Long' (1990).
