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Rat Columns- Do You Remember Real Pain LP ~PINK WAX LTD TO 100!

Name: Rat Columns- Do You Remember Real Pain LP ~PINK WAX LTD TO 100!
Brand: Adagio 830
SKU: Rat Columns- Do You Remember Real Pain LP Pink
Price: 14.99 USD
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Rat Columns- Do You Remember Real Pain LP. David West from Rank/Xerox, Total Control and Lace Curtain is back with his new band Rat Columns. ‘Do You Remember Real Pain’ excels in shoe gaze driven earnest unashamed guitar pop. The songs range from wonderful frosted jangle nuggets to a few, sad poppy post punk gems with transcendental ear wings that let you melt away under the sun on a desolate tropical beach. Just beautiful. 400 were pressed on black and 100 were pressed on pink wax. THIS IS THE LIMITED VERSION ON PINK WAX LIMITED TO 100!

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