COUNTRY TEASERS - DESTROY ALL HUMAN LIFE
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: FAT POSSUM
Release date: 20/02/2008
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Catalog no.: FP0080325
Item ID: 173700
BACK IN PRINT! A delightful mixture of country vibes and early garage-punk sharpness.
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