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It's the one where David shares some of his favourite punk, hardcore, and emo releases of the last month. He is also joined by Connor Erickson (guitar & vocals) of Barely Civil, and Adam Nigh (bass & vocals) of Too Bad Eugene to discuss their new records. LINKS: Barely Civil: Instagram Merch Too Bad Eugene: Instagram Merch Playlists: Spotify Apple Music OUR LINKS: GRAB SOME MERCH TWITTER INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK
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