Five bands from five different countries—Malaysia, Peru, USA, Germany, and Mexico—are releasing a shared digital split today and we’re stoked to give you an exclusive premiere of this adventurous beast! It’s brought
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The new split 7” arriving December 5 via Sweet Cheetah Records and Poptek Records lands like a small time capsule: New York’s Will Romeo on one side, Dayton’s The 1984 Draft on the other, each pulling a ’90s alt-rock classic through their own wiring.
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