Frenzy in the City of Hell!

by Plastic Section

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1.	Frenzy 02:06		buy track
2.	I Quit 02:03		buy track
3.	Can I Twist? 01:49	info	buy track
4.	City of Hell 02:10		buy track
5.	Overboard 02:38		buy track
6.	City of Angles 02:29		buy track
7.	Nice 01:56		buy track
8.	Blow Up 02:33		buy track
9.	Alright 02:13		buy track
10.	Leaving Here 02:15		buy track
11.	Prison Break Trailer 01:47		buy track
12.	Red Hotel 03:35		buy track

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released August 19, 2018

All songs written by Ben Edwards except "Can I Twist" written by Chigusa Tomita.
Ben Edwards: guitar, vocals, harmonica
Chigusa Tomita: bass
Put Wednesday Suksriwan: drums
Pok Wannarit Pongprayoon: melodica

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Plastic Section Melbourne, Australia

Plastic Section play weird rockabilly, wild rock n roll and raw rhythm and blues. The band started in Bangkok, Thailand, currently based in Melbourne, Australia.

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