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Carbon Copies

by Screaming Targets

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1.
Chain Reaction 01:15
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2.
Make Believe 01:58
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3.
All The Time 02:36
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4.
Snake Piss 03:09
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5.
Set Your Station 01:59
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6.
Think Fast 03:02
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7.
Sunken City Walls 03:36
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8.
Missing Numbers 03:43
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9.
Carbon Copies 02:41
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10.
Hex Murphy 02:20
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11.
Busy Signals 02:40
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12.
Other/s 02:17
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credits

released July 26, 2019

Screaming Targets // Benny, Chrispy, Lee, James
Carbon Copies // San Pedro, CA // Feb 19-23, 2018
Recorded // Todd Congelliere at Clown Sounds
Mixed // Todd & Isaac Thotz
Mastered // Dave Gardner at Infrasonic Sound
Art and Design // Parker Thiessen

Thanks to Todd, Isaac, Dave, Watt & Toys That Kill for gear, Parker, Harold’s, Recess Records, This is Pop!, Jason Stevenson, Troy, Janna, Jessica, Lorette, Roz

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