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 New from Broadways Calls; New from Cobra Skulls

Posted by Loren on June 21, 2020

New from Broadways Calls; New from Cobra Skulls
photo by Loren Green

Red Scare Industries recently sent out news of two new releases:

Broadway Calls will release Sad in the City, the reunited band's first new full-lenth in seven years. The band also recently released an EP on Red Scare (Meet Me On The Moon) and has been playing live dates. They had plans for a summer tour and various festivals, but those plans are currently on hiatus due to social distancing restrictions.

The label also has released a Cobra Skulls compilation comprised of the group's out of print first EP (remastered) and other older material, Eat Your Babies, complete with a bio written by label co-founder Brendan Kelly.

New from Broadways Calls; New from Cobra Skulls
photo by Loren Green

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