Love For The Microphone is a vinyl EP released by
Track listing
#Memories Remain [ 1:57 ]
#No. 1 [ 2:27 ]
#Solid Ground [ 2:06 ]
#Tricked [ 1:59 ]
#Dead End Kids [ 2:06 ]
#Down Below [ 2:40 ]
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