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Title Fight, Saves The Day, Touché Amoré To Release 7″s

April 29, 2014 Katelyn Brunner 7", collect records, Geoff Rickly, infectious magazine, music, saves the day, thursday, title fight, touche amore, vinyl

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Title Fight, Saves The Day, and Touché Amoré are set to release 7″s through (Thursday frontman) Geoff Rickly’s record label Collect Records. The label was started by Rickly, who was also recently interviewed about it and the new records. You can watch the interview after the jump.

Purchase a CD and buy concert tickets from each band’s website.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDrOdxnL48g

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