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 "Alarm Clock" by The Mons

Posted by Loren on September 23, 2017

"Alarm Clock" by The Mons
"Alarm Clock" by The Mons

Chicago's The Mons released "Alarm Clock" off their upcoming Trust No One, out on Oct. 20 on Triple Eye Industries.

The Chicago-based band plays early US inspired hardcore.

"Alarm Clock" by The Mons
"Alarm Clock" by The Mons

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