KILLER KANE BAND - DEBUT EP
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: HOZAC
Release date: 25/03/2016
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Catalog no.: HZR0000179
Item ID: 428607
A reissue of a killer 1976 3-track proto-punk EP featuring ARTHUR KANE of the NEW YORK DOLLS. Another lost classic and missing link between the glam rock and punk eras, this is
switchblade rock at its finest.
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