In Photos: Primavera Sound 2012
Photos by Sarah Dorman
Friends
Archers of Loaf
Thee Oh Sees
Refused
Japandroids
Chavez
Girls
Big Star
Codeine
The Men
Obits
Veronica Falls
Girls Names
Atlas Sound
Josh T Pearson
Off!
Yo La Tengo
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