Carlos Arévalo

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The band members are creating new music from their homes homes, sending sound files via the internet, and workshopping songs via text.

LA’s Chicano Batman on their new album, missing summer festivals, writing music remotely

The band members are creating new music from their homes homes, sending sound files via the internet, and workshopping songs via text.

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