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Oakland Blackouts​/​Claustrophilia Split

by Wake/Lawrence Grey

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    Contains Wake's debut EP 'Oakland Blackouts' on the A-side and Lawrence Grey's 'Claustrophilia on the flip. Limited copies Pressed on 180-gram 12" vinyl. Comes with a digital download card in every jacket for a free download of EP from Proximal Records.

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Buy the Wake/Lawrence Grey split together and save! Wake's debut EP 'Oakland Blackouts' and Lawrence Grey's debut EP 'Claustrophilia' together at last. Also available on stunning 12" vinyl.

To read more about Wake's 'Oakland Blackouts' and Lawrence Grey's 'Claustrophilia' - proximalrecords.com/2012/07/lawrence-grey-wake-release-debut-eps/

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released July 16, 2012

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Proximal Records Los Angeles

Proximal Records is a Los Angeles based independent record label with a mission of supporting and promoting vibrant new voices in the local electronic music community. The brain-child of L.A. natives Carl Madison Burgin, better known as Sahy Uhns, and composer/ producer Jeff Elmassian, Proximal provides a home for local artists to connect and collaborate. ... more

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