Flamejob: Translucent Blue Vinyl LP The Latest New Vinyl all its complexities laid bare

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the duo upgraded from GarageBand and took their time writing and recording in a proper studio alongside multi-instrumentalist/producer Aron Kobayashi Ritch

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