Seth Decoteau (Topshelf Records)
SPB: Do you accept demos? What is the most surprising demo you’ve received?
Decoteau: Yes. I'd say the most surprising demo we've received was from Infinity Girl, which we ended up releasing.
Seth Decoteau (Topshelf Records)
SPB: Do you accept demos? What is the most surprising demo you’ve received?
Decoteau: Yes. I'd say the most surprising demo we've received was from Infinity Girl, which we ended up releasing.
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