Mixing storytelling with conventional Q&A, Snot's founder and guitarist Mikey Doling joins #EP4 of the Life Is Peachy Podcast to discuss the bands iconic 1997 album "Get Some" on Geffen Records and fan favourite "Absent"; a song from the Lynn Strait tribute album "Strait Up".

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“Absent” Documentary - https://bit.ly/2WXvniw

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1) Mikey Doling (Snot / Main Songwriter)

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