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@jeaurdynspyns: The new @Glass Animals album is already on repeat😍😍 #glassanimals #indievinyl #fyp #vinyltok #vinyl #glassanimalsvinyl #splatterpressing

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rickypassion
ricky for the record 💿 :
the pressing is so cool!
2024-07-27 13:54:39
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gaven_tretter
Gaven Tretter :
love ittt
2024-07-26 17:14:06
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