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HomeBy CRAIG HAMMONSHAMMONS REVIEW: Woolly Bandits and The Weirdos Bring Old Style Punk Back to ‘Destroy All Music’

HAMMONS REVIEW: Woolly Bandits and The Weirdos Bring Old Style Punk Back to ‘Destroy All Music’

June 7, 2017 News By CRAIG HAMMONS, California Rocker, Live Reviews, Musicians, Punk, Punk Rock Comments Off on HAMMONS REVIEW: Woolly Bandits and The Weirdos Bring Old Style Punk Back to ‘Destroy All Music’
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Rockin' Reunion - The Weirdos are punk to the core - Photo © 2017 Craig Hammons
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