Davey Lane / Finally, A Party Record Limited Edition translucent yellow and opaque red split 12” vinyl Matt Berninger I wanted to write about

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It straddles the sweet spot between their treacherous and chaos-laden free-for-all approach and the diamond-hard solidity their beautiful melodies crave and deserve

I might say something stupid featuring the 1975 & jon hopkins

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