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DS News: 30footFall sign to People of Punk Rock Records, announce “The Doppler Effect” vinyl reissue

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Houston punk veterans 30footFall have joined forces with People of Punk Rock Records. The label has already announced first-ever vinyl releases of the band’s 2002 album The Doppler Effect and their live record 10yearsandstillFALLING. They’ve also teased plans for new music!

30footFall formed in 1993, and have released four full-length albums, including 1997’s Acme-143 on Fearless Records and 1999’s Ever Revolving, Never Evolving on Nitro Records. Will 2023 end their 20+ year LP drought? Stay tuned to find out!

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  1. They released Jesus, Elvis and Richard Petty in 2011

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  1. They released Jesus, Elvis and Richard Petty in 2011

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    • That’s not a full-length album 🙂

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