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Holidays
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City Slag
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Motercycle Boy
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I Put A Curse On You
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Fallen Idol
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Courage Awakens
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Sonic Producer
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Seven Spanks
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Spank Machine Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver, Canada grunge heavies, SPANK MACHINE are finally unleashed from the vault after 30 years!
In 1993 best
friends, Gerry-Jenn Wilson and Ani Kyd Wolf (known to AT fans from her solo releases and Fuel Injected .45) were two dynamic front women in the Vancouver punk, grunge music scene who decided to unite and create the female fronted explosion that would be known as SPANK MACHINE!
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the first time i saw this band was at when we were young. i only saw their set because one of my relatives names is linda, and quickly fell in love with their music. YIPPE FOR PUNK AND EMO MUSIC!!! ESP GRRRLL PUNK I LOVE
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33 years after their first album they still sound like they have something to say.
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Soft-Spoken Secrets
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Aggressive alt-rock with a sense of goth melodrama; this L.A. duo get at the darkness beneath fading glamour.
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Melvins consistently churn out excellent and scuzzy guitar-forward rock and this one is a standout.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Spank You Very Much”
«Dans le pur silence de la ville, le fou est à l'écoute d'une machine à coudre que manipule avec souplesse et dextérité une habile couturière confectionnant des masques pour le personnel médical subissant la pénurie de masques, pénurie due à l'impéritie des arrogants gouvernants de pacotille, despotes ou paltoquets de service.» (Eugène Savitzkaya, Fou de Paris)
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