Can I Borrow A Burrito?, by Slumber Party Zombie Attack!

Can I Borrow A Burrito?

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1.	Shia Lebouf After Even Stevens 01:37	buy track
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7.	Uncle Phil's Fatherly Advice 01:20	buy track

Power Violence band Featuring Nick Chacon on Bass and Michael Flores doing Drums/Screams. We like TV.

released October 25, 2016

Nick Chacon: Bass
Michael Flores: Drums/Screams

Recorded/Mixed at the Dojo in Fresno, CA by Michael Flores

Sleepy Ghost Records Fresno, California

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