The Sum of Some Holes (A Special Period, Please Understand Each Other)

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Nobody knew what anybody else knew. Halaka was put into a mass spectrometer. After many cycles this is what fell out.

Please understand each other.

released April 21, 2020

Kingo Sleemer
Apertome
Madhog
Sacky Jamboree
Fanch Taylor

Halaka Maryland

A bunch of idiots from behind the dresser drawer.

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