A Place To Bury Strangers On KEXP

October 28, 2008 RayRay Leave a comment

The NPR music website has a live set by A Place to Bury Strangers you can listen to from the CMJ Festival this weekend. The live recording is provided by KEXP and you can download the 4 song set now. The guys at KEXP say it was the loudest set of the festival.

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