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Sweat Records Records Launch Party in Little Haiti

August 27, 2018 9:08AM

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Karli Evans
Sweat Records celebrated the launch of its new label, Sweat Records Records, with a party on Sunday, August 26. Patrons enjoyed free cupcakes and bites from 222 Taco along with live sets from gothic-folk act Dracula and lo-fi rockers Las Nubes at Churchill's Pub next door. Punk icon Iggy Pop even made an appearance during the event. Photography by Karli Evans.

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