Code Orange Kids, Tigers Jaw, The World is a Beautiful Place Split 7-inch Out in April

by Ryan Minic | Mar 21, 2013

Code Orange Kids, Tigers Jaw, The World is a Beautiful Place and I am No Longer Afraid to Die, and Self Defense Family will release a four-way split 7″ in April.

Out through Run For Cover/Topshelf Records on April 23rd, pre-orders can be found here.

7″ Track Listing:

01. Tigers Jaw – Fake Death
02. The World is a Beautiful Place and I am No Longer Afraid to Die – Beverly Wyatt
03. Self Defense Family – Holy Trend
04. Code Orange Kids – VI (Worms Fears God // God Fears Youth)

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