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Bad History Month Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
5/18 nyc miguels baby, 137 w 14th manhattan
5/19 meriden ct 50 high st
5/20 somerville
library - 40 college ave
5/21 troy ny - 42 4th St
5/22 ithaca ny - 115 E State St
5/25 pittsburgh - Blood Garden
5/26 mansfield, OH - mothership
5/27 kzoo mi - Recreation Collective
5/28 Chicago - The Apartment
5/29 athens oh - eliots house
5/30 state college dm it baby
6/1 - bartrams gardens philly 2pm
... more
Bad History Month recommends:
prisoner's dilemma
by dust from 1000 yrs
ageless ftc jams, diggit. https://shyb.bandcamp.com/album/dust-from-1000-yrs https://shyb.bandcamp.com/track/wash-us-out-to-sea https://shyb.bandcamp.com/album/thanksgiving
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shit is good what can i say
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