Album Review: Chat Pile – Who Loves The Sun (opens in new tab)
It would have been too bitter, too evidently ironic if Chat Pile had released Who Loves The Sun one week after its official release date.
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It would have been too bitter, too evidently ironic if Chat Pile had released Who Loves The Sun one week after its official release date.
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