Gasoline Lollipops ‘kill the architects’ of genre and gender with new album

By Michael Hughes

· Sep. 3, 2025, 2:05 pm

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Five people wearing black. On the left one person is holding a bass violin. On the right, the person standing has a guitar over his shoulder. This is an image of the band, "Gasoline Lollipops." — Gasoline Lollipops are (left to right) Brad Morse, Scott Coulter, Clay Rose, Kevin Matthews and Don Ambory.

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