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Church Girls

Words: Loren • April 27, 2022

Church Girls
Church Girls

Mariel (Church Girls)

SPB: What is your favorite record store, either locally or one you’ve discovered on the road?

Mariel: I like Creep Records in Philly. 

They have a great used section that's not too overwhelming. I seem to get lucky and find something on my list every time I go in.

Loren • April 27, 2022

Church Girls
Church Girls

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