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Casanova
00:36
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Fatty And Aunty
00:36
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Told Ya
00:34
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Fart
00:34
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Apes
00:33
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No More Roads
00:32
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The Bug
00:33
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The Light
00:35
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Arnold
00:32
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Celebrate
00:33
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The Kash Flowz Brussels, Belgium
We’re a kickass punk-etal band from the land of beer, motorways, machine guns and universal love.
Tight riffs, no
bullshit. Our songs don’t stick to the speed limits.
We grew up on The Offspring, Bad Religion, Green day and the shit our parents blasted through their speakers.
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