Rusalka/The Diamond Stretch Split

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released November 17, 2011

Daniel Lee- guitar/vox
Sam Geneser- guitar/vox
Ben Zuckermann- bass/vox
Matt Zuckermann- drums/vox

recorded/mixed/mastered by Matt Farmer, throughout Summer '11

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Matt Farmer for recording us. and the guys in TDS for doing this w/ us. and to the rest of the bands/people that in general have made this fun. and to the rest of the bands/people that'll continue to support us in the once-a-blue-moon occasion we play or write.

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