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The Fanatiques- Where Are They Now 7" ~COCK SPARRER!

Name: The Fanatiques- Where Are They Now 7" ~COCK SPARRER!
Brand: UVPR
SKU: The Fanatiques- Where Are They Now 7" ~COCKSPARRER!
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The Fanatiques- Where Are They Now 7". The Fanatiques are Oi! band from France that carries on the old school Punk Rock / Oi! sound from the late 1970s. This three song single starts off with the snotty Oi! infected punk tune “Where Are They Now” which is a nice piece of bile spat at the people who The Fanatiques hate. It has a nice old school feel to it that brought back memories of when punk rock and Oi! were not too far removed from one another. Fans of Cock Sparrer, Menace And the Templars will dig.

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