Helseth Bent recommends:
KRAMER prefers not to be put into a lame subgenre. But when no one's around I refer to their music as fast, tight garage-punk rock that kicks your balls from a variety of angles.
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This shit rocks. Hebrew-sung punk cassette recordings from the early 90's 'til now.
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My homies far and away makin' industrial music with a tongue-in-cheek side. Check out 'Bulimia bash'.
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