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Bart And The Brats- Can’t Think Straight 7" ~THE ZEROS!

Name: Bart And The Brats- Can’t Think Straight 7" ~THE ZEROS!
Brand: Take The City
SKU: Bart And The Brats- Can’t Think Straight 7" ~THE ZEROS!
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Bart And The Brats- Can’t Think Straight 7". Lo-fi and trashy garage punk from La Rochelle, France that’s dripping with snot & pulsing with amphetamine energy to boot. Think a blend of the Ramones, Zeros, The Kids and Sham 69 with a definite nod to now. Has a bit of a ’90s snot punk Rip Off Records feel: authentically snarling and trashy while the production sounds top notch without polishing away the rough edges. Import from the UK.

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