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Suits (Demo)
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The Lowcocks Detroit, Michigan
Glitter and grit and sweat and spit, it’s not just a phase - it's The Lowcocks. Full of chaos, attitude, and A LOT of good hair, their music is crafted with love and reckless abandon that channels and challenges the punk genre. The front woman's guttural screech impeccably contrasts the tight compositions. Infectious, political, and just plain fun - this is the punk we’ve been waiting for. ... more
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