Blunt Razors Peoria, Illinois
Blunt Razors is Gared O'Donnell and Neil Keener, known for their work in Planes Mistaken For
Stars.
While quarantined together throughout 2020 in Peoria, IL they wrote and recorded a plethora of incredible songs. Sonically some were enough of a departure from PMFS that the pair felt it deserved a different name. With that, Blunt Razors was born.
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