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Sundowner live videos

Posted by Loren on June 15, 2014

Sundowner has posted live version of their upcoming 7" recorded at Little Elephant. The band features Chris McCaughan of The Lawrence Arms and is releasing the Little Elephant 7" soon on Fat Wreck Chords.

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