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A Brief Goodbye
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Untitled
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Staring Back at Her
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Computer Club Records Saint Augustine, Florida
Est. 1999 by Jake Brown (Twothirtyeight, Moments in Grace, Decahedron/Frodus, Veranear, En Masse and The Eastern Wave). Digital and Physical releases, with a focus on cassettes. Motto: "I love my SCSI drive!"
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