Premiere of 'Glass Eater' by Acid Vatican, taken from Holy See EP forthcoming on aufnahme+wiedergabe

Label: aufnahme+wiedergabe
Artist: Acid Vatican
Title: Holy See
Track: Glass Eater
Cat.Number: a+w LXII
Format: Vinyl, Digital
Release Date: April 2nd, 2021

Pre-order: https://aufnahmeundwiedergabe.bandcamp.com/album/holy-see

Follow label: @aufnahme-wiedergabe

Acid Vatican - Glass Eater [Premiere | a+w LXII]

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