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(Fuck) Rules
01:25
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Fuck The Rules
Fuck The Fools
Fuck the fools who make all the rules
Fuck society
Polite Society
There's no point to this fucking anxiety
Fuck the cools
And their rules
They're the ones who make us like fools
Fuck Society
Polite Society
No reason for all this naïveté
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Give Peace A Chance
01:50
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Fatcats
01:17
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Fatcats(Take 2)
00:54
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Skank to this you freaks
04:00
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Degenerate Youth Evanston, Illinois
We're a two piece garbage punk band from Evanston, Illinois.
Currently on hiatus.
Degenerate Youth recommends:
This is pre-DY stuff from our guitarist. Poorly put together, this EP, in many ways, this represents the finest that The Unsorted had to offer and displays how well they lived up to their name.
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Untitled ("Fighting Over a Knife")
by The Mons
One of the major local influences over Degenerate Youth. Both the Guitarist and Bassist are huge Mons fans and every show of theirs that we've been to has kicked ass. These guys know how to entertain.
go to albumIf you like Degenerate Youth, you may also like:
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Bug-eyed, rip-roaring noise punk that incinerates on impact, the perfect combo of sneering vocals and hellfire riffs.
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Dressed in Trenches
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