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Undersmile - TITANABOA

from Split by Bismuth / Undersmile

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Undersmile / Titanaboa
Recorded and Mastered by Jimmy Evil
Mixed by Jimmy Evil and Undersmile
Taz Corona-Brown - vocals and guitar
Hel Sterne - vocals and lead guitar
Olly Corona-Brown - bass
Tom McKibbin - drums

Dedicated to the Kindersmile - Kiera, Hiro and Cohen.
In Memory of Christian Fagg.

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from Split, released November 13, 2013

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Tanya - bass, synth & vocals
Joe - drums

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