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DS Exclusive: Check out The Manarovs’ music video for “Mr. Snow Leopard” from upcoming LP “Callsign: Proton”

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Savannah, Georgia’s Manarovs are once again gracing the pages of DyingScene.com with another brand new track from their upcoming album Callsign: Proton.

“Mr. Snow Leopard” is the latest single from the band’s sophomore LP, arriving soon via Mom’s Basement Records (LP/CD) and Memorable But Not Honorable Records (Cassette).

We’re partnering with our friends at Punk Rock Radar to bring you this exclusive premiere of the song’s music video. Check it out below!

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