M E S M E R: Record release shows

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Record release shows

There's going to be two record release shows to celebrate the "Peace In Progress" 7". Our pals from Stockholm, The Scrags, will be joining us.

The dates are:

Thursday 20.9. - HELATORSTAI/Henry's Pub in HELSINKI
Friday 21.9. - FUZZ AND FIGHT/Bar Kuka in TURKU

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