Daggerboard - Last Days Of Studio A (CD)

Daggerboard - Last Days Of Studio A (CD)

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M251S

$12.80

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Daggerboard - Last Days Of Studio A (CD)Release Date: 10 15 21 Written by Throttle Elevator Music's Gregory Howe and Erik Jekabson, Daggerboard is forward thinking Instrumental Music Recorded during the Last Days of Studio A Fantasy Berkeley a week before it closed Daggerboard is beautifully transcendent music. On ten new songs written by Throttle Elevator Music members Gregory Howe and Erik Jekabson the band is sounding excellent. Sometimes energetic and others foreboding the sound is

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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025