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Media Medusa
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Explain it
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Seclusion
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Westboro Wankers
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Frankie
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Bitchcraft
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Revolution
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Julie
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Monozygotic
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Kain and Mabel
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Brand New Religion
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Sense and Sensabullity
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Conquer it All
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Andre
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Bambix Nijmegen, Netherlands
Ever since whenever Bambix has been around playing every festival and every club. Having toured across the whole world including USA and 6 times Brasil. Foda!! Even Amy Ray released an album on her Daemon Records. Melodic Punkrock straight from Nijmegen East with a singer who is not a man! ... more
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