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 Tim Timebomb and Friends announce 7-inch plans

Posted by Loren on August 28, 2013

Tim Timebomb and Friends announce 7-inch plans
Tim Timebomb and Friends announce 7-inch plans

Currently releasing one song per day via YouTube, Rancid and Transplants frontman Tim Armstrong has announced at least three 7" releases from the series will see physical release. Those are She's Drunk All the Time/Tulare, Change that Song Mr. DJ/Guardian Angel, and 30 Pieces of Silver/Ooh La La. The 7"s will be released jointly by Pirates Press and Hellcat Records.

Tim Timebomb and Friends announce 7-inch plans
Tim Timebomb and Friends announce 7-inch plans

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