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Papa Was A Rolling Styx
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Japanese Women Montgomery, Alabama
Terrible Hardcore Punk Noise Rock from Montgomery, Alabama. Possibly the only band in Alabama not playing throwback Muscle Shoals 60s boogie rock or delusional americana singer songwriter garbage. ...That's a joke. Kind of. If you like crummy punk then be our friend. ... more
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