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PAPRIKA
Paprika
[engl] Driving, violence infused noise punk coming out of the beautiful grime of New Orleans with sweaty, angry songs about colonization, greed, excess, exploitation and the “Insane Machine” that is America’s political system. Pure punk music. This demo fucking rules, okay?- Format
- TAPE
- Release-Datum
- 15.10.2021
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