Talk:Miami Horror

Influences
I'm curious where the listed influences came from and it appears (since the references don't contain the artists cited) this is either OR (fine with me) or found elsewhere. Reason I even noticed is I heard their collaboration with Kimbra on youtube and the discussion came right up about the bass/rhythm section being straight out of a Rodgers/Edwards Chic song. If it is in fact OR (the influences cited) could you make me happy and add that, at least out of respect for the (older) artists?Batvette (talk) 06:40, 28 May 2012 (UTC)

Aaron Shanahan left Miami Horror
The vocalist Aaron Shanahan has left MH and began his new project. Please fix it

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