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Bart And The Brats release new EP
Bart and the Brats are a garage punk band from La Rochelle, France. They will release a new EP on July 10th via Big Neck
Misantroop
12. 7. 2026
15:50
Bart and the Brats are a garage punk band from La Rochelle, France. They will release a new EP on July 10th via Big Neck
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