Various - Drinking To Better Days

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Credits

• Artwork By [Design], Photography [Cover] – Nooko
• Artwork By [Handmade Packaging], Photography [Cover] – Ai'em

Notes

Handmade gatefold sleeve foiled in blue velvet and satin inside with 3 banderole alike sheets affixed to it.
Limited to 410 handnumbered copies on black vinyl and 33 copies on black marbled vinyl.

Album

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