The Storks Coming Tomorrow (I've Already Told You Twice)
from Foureign Friends by My First Castle
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We did this split with the amazing bands:
Lions: wearelions.bandcamp.com
Odd Dates: odddates.bandcamp.com
Gulfer: gulfer.bandcamp.com
and the sweet and beautful Enjoyment Records put this out on vinyl: enjoymentrecords.bandcamp.com/album/foureign-friends
Lions: wearelions.bandcamp.com
Odd Dates: odddates.bandcamp.com
Gulfer: gulfer.bandcamp.com
and the sweet and beautful Enjoyment Records put this out on vinyl: enjoymentrecords.bandcamp.com/album/foureign-friends
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from Foureign Friends,
released March 25, 2014
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My First Castle Washington, D.C.
We were a band once called "Sinatra", and now we're called My First Castle. RVA/DC/MD
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Apr 2013 -
Mar 2014 -
Mar 2012 -
Jul 2011
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