Bad Antics- Where Did I Go Wrong LP ~RECCOMENDED!

Name: Bad Antics- Where Did I Go Wrong LP ~RECCOMENDED!
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Bad Antics- Where Did I Go Wrong LP. New LP by Bad Antics who are from Fullerton, California and actually sounds like it. Think Adolescents , JFA and DI to the max. Still staying true to their OC sound with riffage that brings to mind the great guitar work of RIKK AGNEW, they step it up a notch with the speed and precision of bands like RKL with a solid rhythm section and shouted vocals that can be likened to contemporary greats like GOVERNMENT WARNING. As impressive as their debut was, this ones even better. LP LIMITED TO 300 COPIES!

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