
O3L Presents: Weekend Six Pack, Vol. 32 - Midnight Mixtape
Only Three Lads - Classic Alternative Music PodcastShow Notes
It's time for another Weekend Six Pack bonus - the show within the show where we bring you half a dozen new tunes, including:
Taxi Girls - 'Midnight Mixtape' (from the LP Static, Stomp Records)
My Raining Stars - 'Fine' (from the album Toy Club, Too Good To Be True)
The Prongs - 'Stanley Milgram Says' (single)
Fuses - 'Garden of Ashes' (from Sawdust in the Transmission, Having Fun Records)
The Pretty Graves - 'Walkin'' (from their self-titled debut LP)
Tangients - 'The Ether' (from the album Embers)
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