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Coming Back
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Sounds Of The Underground
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So What
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The Sky Can Fall On Us
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Stuck In My Head
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Brothers In Arms
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Too Much Too Soon
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You're Not Alone
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Little Punk Rock Girl
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Till The End
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Too Old To Die Young
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Sick World
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The Greatest Story Ever Told
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Never Surrender
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Night Shift
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Right Here Right Now
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Still The Worst
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Dirty Fonzy Albi, France
Punk Rock
15 years in the making and still raging on stage !
For lovers of Rancid, Dropkick Murphys, Face To Face and Social Distortion.
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Must Be Nice LP
by Dark Thoughts
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Planet Fatigue
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UK82-inspired hardcore punk from Christchurch, New Zealand, gruff and fast and economical and, of course, righteously pissed.
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by La Armada
Two crushing songs from Dominican-American hardcore punk group La Armada introduce a yearlong set of releases paying homage to their roots.
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Cut & Stitch
by Petrol Girls
The UK feminist post-hardcore band take a more internally-focused, less straightforward approach on their new LP.
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