Francisco Reyes Jr. discusses his limited merch drop for Discogs #thismachinekillsfascists #discogs

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Francisco Reyes Jr. discusses his limited merch drop for Discogs #thismachinekillsfascists #discogs

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This is how Francisco Reyes Jr. of Never Made reimagined the Woody Guthrie statement “This machine kills fascists” for a new generation — using a turntable slipmat as his canvas. Drop No. 3 of the limited-edition Discogs merch is now available and a portion of proceeds empowers the artist who catalogues and collects right alongside us. https://merch.discogs.com/ #thismachinekillsfascists #discogs

Francisco Reyes Jr. discusses his limited merch drop for Discogs #thismachinekillsfascists #discogs

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