Stella Soleil, Vanton, and More

from Makeshift Majesty · host Adam Hackbarth

[featuring Bliss Station, Stella Soleil, Retrograde, and Troma's Lloyd Kaufman] Rants about a phone, and MIQ reviews Underworld: Evolution and the Red Dwarf Series 7 DVD. Enjoy! Featured Music (in order played): Vanton - "Silverbullet" - www.vanton.net Stella Soleil - "I Got It" - www.stellasoleil.org Retrograde - "Letting Go" - www.retrograde.ca Number One Fan - "Come On" - www.numberonefanonline.com Bliss Station - "Flowers and Balloons" - www.bliss-station.com Atomica - "One Day in New York City" - www.theatomicaproject.com Visit us at: www.makeshiftmajesty.com E-mail us at: [email protected]

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