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Building A Weird ‘Hospital’ With Virginia’s Timmy Sells His Soul
Daniel Euphrat had one driving notion behind the new album for his solo project, Timmy Sells His Soul: “Start off…
Alison Baitz is a freelance writer and zinemaker based in the Baltimore/D.C. area.
Daniel Euphrat had one driving notion behind the new album for his solo project, Timmy Sells His Soul: “Start off…
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