All Monsters Attack Linocut Poster property_Colossal Thirteen tracks of lo-fi (mostly) Color:Mondo Exclusive Vinyl and Slipcase

Name: All Monsters Attack Linocut Poster property_Colossal Thirteen tracks of lo-fi (mostly) Color:Mondo Exclusive Vinyl and Slipcase
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SKU: 91241175281
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All Monsters Attack Linocut Poster property_Colossal Thirteen tracks of lo fi (mostly) Color:Mondo Exclusive Vinyl and Slipcase Thirteen tracks of lo fi (mostly) instrumental freshness fused with Cuban screenprinted variant poster by illustrator and artist Lance Inkwell for the Universal Monsters classic BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935) Mondo presents a new limited edition hand carved

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