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 Free sampler from 86'd Records

Posted by Loren on June 24, 2013

Free sampler from 86'd Records
Free sampler from 86'd Records

86'd Records has put a free downloadable sampler on their bandcamp page. The comp includes new songs from Utter Failure, Rations, Dead Uncles, Rubrics, Rad Company, and more.

Free sampler from 86'd Records
Free sampler from 86'd Records

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