The Mighty Missoula - Regression
from Open Language: Volume II [Side A] by A Thousand Arms
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The Mighty Missoula is from Portland, Oregon.
mightymissoula.bandcamp.com
Recorded at The Country Club in Portland, Oregon.
Engineering & Mixed by Gino Mari.
Mastered by Stephan Hawkes at Interlace Audio.
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A Thousand Arms Bozeman, montana
Independent record label.
Music distributor for domestic and international bands and
labels.
Co-organizer of dunk!USA and Post.Festival.
Visit our website for more information.
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Feb 2021 -
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Sep 2020
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