An Order at Drive-Thru Records #002 - Riverfenix - Riverfenix

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06/24/20 • 76 min

(No) Money in the Bank are obsessed with pop-punk, so Thom Bee & Andrew Marsh are taking a look back at every release from legendary record label "Drive-Thru Records" to deliver their takes on some classic (and not so classic) albums. Today we're talking about Riverfenix's (who would later go on to be known as Fenix TX) self-titled album from 1997. Twitter - www.twitter.com/NMitBank Website - www.nomoneyinthebank.com

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