Shadow People - "Batom Rouge / Washing in Soap Opera"

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1.	Six Weeks 03:14	buy track
2.	State and Perish 03:52	buy track
3.	Death to Mainstream Cinema 03:28	buy track
4.	HaHa 01:22	buy track
5.	Binch the Head and Suck the Headb 02:44	buy track
6.	Glass Houses 02:31	buy track
7.	Every Man a Sot 04:36	buy track
8.	Why Don't I Just Wear Tight Jeans, Pierce My Septum and Wear Fucking Glasses 03:04	buy track
9.	Make Up Makes Up For It 03:13	buy track
10.	I Always Wanted to Be A Motivational Speaker 03:17	buy track

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Forbidden Place Introduces SHADOW PEOPLE! Emotional Sludge Punk from Baton Rouge, LA. Combining hardcore elements, sludgy heavyness and screaming emotional outbursts! CD release is a combo of both their 2020 E.P.'s!!

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credits

released December 4, 2020

Matt Conradi - Vocals/Guitar
Percy Bergeron - Drums
Paul Goings - Bass

Batom Rouge:
Matt Conradi -vox/guitar
Zak Lanius- bass
Percy Bergeron-drums
Lawson Webb- violin
Recorded at studiodudio
Producer- Brian Domangue
Engineer - Max Stratman
EP art - Patrick Bailey
All rights reserved 2019

Washing In Soap Opera:
Matt Conradi-vox/guitar
Zak Lanius- bass
Percy Bergeron-drums
Lawson Webb- violin
Recorded at studiodudio
Producer- Brian Domangue
Engineer - Max Stratman
EP art - Patrick Bailey and Sam Sanchez
All rights reserved 2020

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