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AWOL (Intro)
01:21
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Know Your Enemy
02:43
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Locked Away
02:13
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Fuck All Systems
02:48
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Media Whore
03:45
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Casualty
02:58
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Violence On The Rise
03:07
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Ain't Got Nothin'
03:34
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Lost Generation
03:00
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So Obscene
02:57
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College Kids
02:32
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I Don't Wanna Know
03:43
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On The Poverty Line
03:50
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(All Fucked Up) Tonight
02:26
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Needles & Bags
03:01
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The Subversives Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Subversives were Minneaoplis streetpunk/Oi! band active from the mid 90's to the early 2000's. The band released 1 ep, 1 7", and 2 ful length albums as well as a handful of comp tracks. Most of the band decided to get back together during lockdown and are now back in action! ... more
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