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ASBO
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Shallow Bitch
01:54
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17p for a Freddo
02:37
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D-List Celebrity Stalker
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P45
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Born To Play Up
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S***C***
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Hardcore Kitten Stroker
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Bad Habits
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Essex Pub Orgy
02:49
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Back on the Smack
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Monkish London, UK
Since playing their first gig in 2006, Monkish steadily built up a following worldwide with their unique sense of humour,
and their wild and energetic live performances.
The band have played all over the UK, as well as the USA, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Holland, and Austria.
Their debut album, "You Can't Polish a Turd" was released in 2011, and the new album "Quorn is Murder" is out now
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