This isn't music it's self-harm, by WWJD (What Would Jason Do)

This isn't music it's self-harm

by WWJD (What Would Jason Do)

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1.	Electro-Doom 4 04:05	buy track
2.	Faux democracy is a dangerous cult 04:52	buy track
3.	HMDSHTFWFBYWCTAC 03:28	buy track
4.	I'm sad and revenge is not altruistic but I'm doing it anyway 04:09	buy track
5.	Jesus had a lizard and it pissed on TERFS 02:28	buy track

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released February 15, 2022

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Broken Dregs Portsmouth, UK

Punk can become repetitive - Broken Dregs intend to push the genre forward with raw, jazz infused noise. This is the first EP, with an album on it's way soon. We're like if the Pixies met Melt Banana and a saxophone in a public toilet.

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