The Hareste Sioux Falls, South Dakota
The Hareste (Har-res-tee) was a hardcore band from Sioux Falls, SD, USA, notable for their technical compositions, age, and female lead vocals. The members were between 14 - 16 and toured very little. They released only 500 copies of a 7" and an EP, The Symphony of Horrors, which was to become their side of the ill fated 3 way split 10" w/ PG.99 and Love Lost But Not Forgotten. ... more
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