We're The Blissetts, Who The Fuck Are You?
by The Blissetts
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Nothing To Lose (But Our Chains)
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The Death Of Freedom
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Dumped On The Scrapheap
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The God Delusion
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about
The explosive first EP from Hertfordshire anti-political punks The Blissetts. Released to critical acclaim in 2011 and now available for download. The Blissetts first album 'Fanning The Flames Of Discontent' will be released in the summer of 2013.
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released April 30, 2013
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