Baroque Announces Debut EP Waste Your Time, Hopefully You Won’t
It’s out on March 17. Tracklist below:
1 Breakaway
2 Just Like That
3 Feel So Good
4 It Doesn’t Come Off
5 Waste Your Time
6 Midnight Muscle
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