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DON Matsuo - Come as you are

from Let's Go by DON Matsuo / Oromocto Diamond

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  • Buy the Full Digital Album

  • Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    Lathe cut records are cut manually, meaning the drop of the cutting needle is done by hand. It's a wonderful unique item, but it might skip on turntables with cheap non-weighted arms.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Let's Go via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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  • OPC (Oromocto Postcard Club) Japon 2019
    Poster/Print + Digital Album

    Pour 10$ tu peux recevoir deux cartes postales personnalisées directement du Japon pendant le LET'S GO JAPON TOUR. Mystère et inspiration. Disponible du 28 mars au 9 avril 2019.

    For 10$ you can subscribe to the OPC. You get two postcards shipped to your home directly from Japan. Magical and inspiring! Available for the whole LET'S GO JAPON TOUR !

    Includes unlimited streaming of Let's Go via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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from Let's Go, released March 31, 2019

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Oromocto Diamond Québec, Québec

Oromocto Diamond is a Post-Punk-Experimental project from Québec City, Canada, formed in 2008 by Sam Murdock. Currently on tour as a solo Lo-fi-karaoke-gloom-party (Bass + Beatbox).

5 albums and more than 175 shows in Canada, Europe and Japan. Ready to play anywhere, for anyone and under all circumstances. ... more

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