1. |
Ms. Understanding
03:56
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2. |
Bad Connection
02:40
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3. |
Shake You Down
01:55
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4. |
Inbred Respect
02:36
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5. |
Shine (Part One)
01:35
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6. |
Action Volume
03:06
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7. |
Born To Die in '73
01:42
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8. |
The Revolution Is Dead
03:08
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9. |
Deathline
03:02
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10. |
Shine (Part Two)
01:55
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11. |
Lone Astronaut
02:24
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The DC Spectres UK
Formed in July 2016 (originally as a two piece- guitar and drums) with an interest in garage, surf and punk music. They played their first gig 6 weeks later and have maintained a hectic gig schedule throughout the UK playing several trips in Spain. In November they recorded their debut CD produced by Rat Scabies from The Damned. Now a three piece band with the addition of Rhys on bass ... more
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