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 Cayetana joins with Tiny Engines

Posted by Loren on March 16, 2013

Cayetana joins with Tiny Engines
Cayetana joins with Tiny Engines

Philadelphia band Cayetana have announced that they've joined the Tiny Engines roster. The band released a demo EP last winter, which can be streamed at their bandcamp page, and is currently writing for a debut LP this summer on their new label.

Cayetana joins with Tiny Engines
Cayetana joins with Tiny Engines

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