Dear Life Records Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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yr. friends since 2019
Dear Life Records is a record label
founded by Michael Cormier-O'Leary (Friendship, Hour) and co-run with Frank Meadows (Fust, Tomberlin) and Jon Samuels (2nd Grade, MJ Lenderman, Yowler, Friendship, JR Samuels).
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I love Owen's unique stamp on all of these songs, and it also introduced me to Dan Wriggins, Mr Chill himself.
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as someone with a sort of shitty relationship with christmas, listening to advance base (particularly this album) as well as Owen's christmas specials have been my own little way of celebrating the season <3
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