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Fuck Everyone
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Finger Lickin'
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Money, Lies
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Baboon Bone Cannon
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Clit Eastwood
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Beermosexual
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Wolfman Hop
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A Plus
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Manstruating
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Teens
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I Like Dogs
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Lady Time
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The Murderballs Melbourne, Australia
The Murderballs are a funk/punk/punkabilly band with tight grooves, yet intense drive. They incorporate different elements
from the listed genres into a very unique, yet easily relatable and enjoyable sound.
The Murderballs draw on a punk drive for their funky grooves and heavy beats , which stem from influences such as the Stray Cats and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
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