Sushi Backpack - Okonomiyaki (Presto)
from “March, April & May” Mix #3 by Various Artists
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“March, April & May” #5
The fifth issue of the February Records zine. Interviews with Tracyanne & Danny, Night Flowers, Famous Problems, Sushi Backpack, Odd Box Records, Mini Dresses, Math & Physics Club, Gabardine, and The Courtneys. Plus essays and more.
Includes download of the “March, April & May” Mix #3 digital EP with tracks from Famous Problems, Gabardine, Mini Dresses, Sushi Backpack, and Kevin Hairs.
Includes unlimited streaming of “March, April & May” Mix #3 via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Sold Out
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February Records Boston, Massachusetts
February Records is a (defunct?) independent pop music micro-label based in Boston. "March, April & May" is a pop music zine (that hasn't published since 2019).
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