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- Mike Ray (violin/vocals)<br> | |||
- Brett Clark (guitar/vocals) | |||
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Just One Match started as an acoustic music project between Mike Ray and Brett Clark. They wrote approximately 10-12 songs and played at a coffee house. Eventually, they turned the band into a zine, which included poetry, short stories, and artwork from local folks in the punk rock scene and a few friends scattered across the country. | Just One Match started as an acoustic music project between Mike Ray and Brett Clark. They wrote approximately 10-12 songs and played at a coffee house. Eventually, they turned the band into a zine, which included poetry, short stories, and artwork from local folks in the punk rock scene and a few friends scattered across the country. | ||
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| Years Active | 1992–1993 |
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| Members |
- Mike Ray (violin/vocals) |
Just One Match started as an acoustic music project between Mike Ray and Brett Clark. They wrote approximately 10-12 songs and played at a coffee house. Eventually, they turned the band into a zine, which included poetry, short stories, and artwork from local folks in the punk rock scene and a few friends scattered across the country.
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See Also
- Black Hills Red Brigade
- Clause 83
- Element
- Frankie Horseshit
- The Harps
- Kids Eat Free
- Preps on Welfare
- Red Champion
- Skin Shed
- Stiff Chicken
- Stop the Presses
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