Deer Lord Santa Rosa, California
Heavy psych/doom rock n' roll trio from Sonoma County, CA.
Sheafer McOmber-
Guitar/Vocals
Jared Marill- Bass
Ryan Alderman- Drums
Gretsch/Schecter
Orange Amplification
Gretsch Percussion
EST. 2019
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