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Allegiance To No-one
01:56
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Dallas
01:25
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War Theatre
02:30
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Angry Generation
02:34
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Join The Army
02:28
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Do Not Feed The Animals
01:35
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Smack In The Mouth
02:25
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Nymphomaniac
02:32
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Aftermath
03:20
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Palitoy Boy
02:17
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Wages Of War
03:10
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Breakout
02:26
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Out Of Order
02:13
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Boots In The Back
01:25
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SNIDE Maidstone, UK
SNIDE were a female fronted punk band from Maidstone, Kent that had been in existence since 2007, originally based in Spain.
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