Dying Scene

Rad Girlfriend Records

Bands:  The Sleights, Petty Larcenists, Houseghost, The Dopamines, The Last Mile, Airstream Futures, Starter Jackets, The Raging Nathans
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dayton Midwest Punk Ohio pop punk

Punk label based in Dayton, Ohio. Started in 2011. More info here!

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Releases
Tsunami Bomb / HammerbombsThe Sleights – “This One’s Gonna Hurt”The Kilograms – “Beliefs And Thieves”The Dopamines -“80/20”Airstream Futures – “Armer L’harmonie”Wrong Life – “Wrong Life”Old Wives – “Mega Low Maniac”Houseghost – “Another Realm”
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