Bond Meets Thee Podfather

In which we bleat about our new single, Bond Meets The Godfather, which hits the Interthings on Caturday, Sept. 17.

Episode 12 of the Berkeley Cat Records Podcats podcast, hosted by Eric Din, titled "Bond Meets Thee Podfather" was published on August 20, 2022 and runs 17 minutes.

August 20, 2022 ·17m · Berkeley Cat Records Podcats

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Summary

In which we bleat about our new single, Bond Meets The Godfather, which hits the Interthings on Caturday, Sept. 17.

Episode Description

Pre-save! Pre-purchase! Pre-posterous! Here be links:

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/ericdin/bond-meets-the-godfather

https://ericdin.bandcamp.com/album/bond-meets-the-godfather

Eric Din - guitars, bass, vocals, composition, production, cat-herding, coffee making, ejector seat
Thomas White - Drums!
Steven Bernstein - Brass!
Charles Stella - Dub!

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