Brasilia - Black Cross / Election Day Album

Tracklist

1	Election Day
2	Black Cross

Notes

BRASILIA- Black Cross/Election Day 7″. Unreleased. Recorded by Brasilia at the Civil Defense, Brooklyn NY. Recorded in 2008, made available for digital download in 2012.

Short intro

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