MOUTH TO MOUTH - GALLERY OF DOLLS
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: RAVE UP
Release date: 15/05/2011
Barcode: 3481574180874
Catalog no.: RUK0000002
Item ID: 357130
Great reissue of this classic slice of punk rock from '79, recorded by a London based band with two former Vacants-members and two Aussies in the line up. B/w 'Life In The Subterrain'.
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