EPISODE · Jun 17, 2023 · 56 MIN
The Ataris
from Growing Up Punk
Its the one where David and Aaron talk about The Ataris by taking a closer look at two of their albums: Blue Skies Broken Hearts...Next 12 Exits, and So Long, Astoria. They talk first impressions from when they first heard the band and albums, as well as short discussions on openers, closers, and their favourite tracks. OUR LINKS: GRAB SOME MERCH TWITTER INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK
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