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swinging drunkenly from acoustic numbers best enjoyed solo in your smoking room to punchy alternative to soundtrack your night as you get beaten up in drag.
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A 10th anniversary reissue prompts a look back at this primal, piercing album.
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In honor of their 15th anniversary, Hassle Records are re-issuing 15 titles on half-crystal vinyl.
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