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Control
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Factories
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ACAB!
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Greedy Corporations
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Untruth
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Peace at War
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Sales and insecurities
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Sinking
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Uncommon Sense
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Slaughter Line
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What Binds You?
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I stand
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Submit
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Last Time
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Rot//Woven Eugene, Oregon
Rot//Woven is a 3 piece Anarcho crust punk band from Eugene Oregon.
BriJit-
Guitar/voc
Daniel-Bass/voc
Mikey- Drumms/voc
Antifascist
Animal Liberation
Human Freedom
Queer loving
Nazi punching
Anarcho Punx
... more
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