Review: Potemkin ‘Sludge Vol. 2’
Ah mate, sorry I’ve not been answering the phone, I’ve been trying to make some changes y’know, and just needed
Read More >>Ah mate, sorry I’ve not been answering the phone, I’ve been trying to make some changes y’know, and just needed
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Read More >>Yep. That’s some sludge. A concise little cassette/digital release from Malmö, Potemkin stick right to the sweet spot of True
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Read More >>A piece of work that makes me feel unschooled, like there should be some points of reference that I’m able
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