Get all 52 Midnight Werewolf Records releases available on Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Rick Rude "Laverne", Done "Demo 2024", Star Pillar - Celestial Textures, Nanny "Can't Remember Can't Forget", Glue Horse "Self Inflicted", Music to Bake Bread - A MWR Collection, Fred Cracklin "Anxiety Kinship", Fake Rays & Greed Island Split, and 44 more.
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Mountain
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Drownd
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Vampire
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Hard Ash
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Self Endowed
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Nursehound
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Whole Lot Older
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I Need This
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100 Summers
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