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Real Fakes (Volume 3)

Posted by Loren on June 24, 2026

Real Fakes (Volume 3)
photo by Loren Green

Drunk Dial Records, recently featured in SPB's "Commerce Or Amusement?" series, has a new compilation out today digitally and on cassette: Fakes – Volume Three. The collection sees real life punk bands cover fictions bands such as Sex Bob-omb and Spinal Tap.

The full track listing is shared below, including tracks from Night Court, NightFreak, SPELLS, Keddies Resort, and more.

All proceeds of the collectionn will benefit Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).

Real Fakes (Volume 3)
photo by Loren Green

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