Stupidity Returns, by Brat Pack

Stupidity Returns

by Brat Pack

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1.	Brat Pack - Stupidity Returns 01:35	buy track
2.	Brat Pack - Safe And Sound 02:05	buy track
3.	Brat Pack - Radical Development 02:38	buy track
4.	Brat Pack - Nothing To Hide 02:06	buy track
5.	Brat Pack - Church Of Abuse 02:45	buy track
6.	Brat Pack - Family Man (Intro) 01:36	buy track
7.	Brat Pack - Family Man 02:02	buy track
8.	Brat Pack - Delusional 02:38	buy track
9.	Brat Pack - Crisis 03:16	buy track
10.	Brat Pack - Stupidity Won 02:22	buy track
11.	Brat Pack - Mall Rats 02:12	buy track

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Brat Pack hail from Holland, but their sound is more reminiscent of the sunny streets, beaches, skate parks and pools of early eighties California. Since 2006 they've recorded a demo, which was later re-released as a 7'' vinyl, and a full-length entitled "Hate The Neighbours". In support of "Hate The Neighbours", Brat Pack played all over Europe, including two Western European tours, a tour of the Balkans, a UK tour and, of course, a bunch of other shows. Now, three years after the release of “Hate The Neighbours”, Brat Pack have crafted a whole lotta new songs and they'll unleash 'em via “Stupidity Returns”, their second full-length LP.

Influences vary from the aggressive sounds of RKL, SNFU, 7 SECONDS and even some later era Poison Idea to a more melodic and gloomy approach of the ADOLESCENTS, D.I. and AGENT ORANGE, played skilfully, but still really raw and pissed. Also, one song features the wicked Solomon of Night Fever fame on vocals. All in all, an energetic and melodic hardcore punk assault.

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released May 13, 2011

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