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Wake

Words: Dennis • March 9, 2020

Wake
Wake

Ryan Kennedy (Wake-bass)

SPB: You've recorded split EPs before. Which band(s) are on your wishlist for future splits?   

Ryan:

  • Gadget
  • Swarrrrm
  • 324

Dennis • March 9, 2020

Wake
Wake

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