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Sweat Records' Record Store Day 2016 Get Down at Churchill's Pub

April 18, 2016 8:38AM

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Alexander Oliva
Across the nation, independent record stores open their doors early to celebrate Record Store Day. In Miami, nobody does it better than Sweat Records. Take over Churchill's Pub next door, Sweat's Record Store Day Get Down featured a performance by Shabazz Palaces, Party Flag, Bleubird, Eons, Holly Hunt, and more.

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    5501 NE Second Ave., Miami Midtown/Wynwood/Design District

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