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Meek is Murder Discuss Their Favorite Pieces of Vinyl (Video)

By Meek is Murder | 3.16.2015

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Meek is Murder

Meek is Murder hails from Brooklyn. The band features former members of The Red Chord. The power trio's third LP, Onward/Into the Sun, is out May 5th on Rising Pulse Records (Candiria, Spylacopa). Learn more about the band and their upcoming album at this link.

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