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Atticool
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Use Your Brain
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Keep Up
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Mental wood guy
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Dead end
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Cunnington
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Cryeth
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Too Far
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Consume
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Fix me
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I hate lies
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I wont stop I wont quit
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Rise above
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Filler
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You suck
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853
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South Coast HQ England, UK
Think of this as a kind of archive of South coast (uk) Hardcore punk from 2000 to around 2006.
It was an amazing
experience being part of the SCHC scene and i hope to make a little nostalgic site eventually with photographs , videos and hopefully lots of demos / deceased labels releases. if you were in a band around that time please contact me.
Thanks
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