Clorox Girls - This Dimension album flac

Complete your Clorox Girls collection. This Dimension ‎(12", Album). Smartguy Records, Smartguy Records. SMART 021LP, smart 021 lp. US. 2005. This Dimension ‎(CD, Album).

Artists Clorox Girls This Dimension. This Dimension Clorox Girls. This album has an average beat per minute of 110 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 110/110 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist This Dimension.

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The Clorox Girls don't currently have any female members or a compelling interest in bleach, but they do have a knack for writing and playing hooky, high-energy punk-pop that's earned them a loyal and growing fan following in the United States, Europe, and South America. The Clorox Girls were formed in 2003 in Oakland, CA, when guitarist and singer Justin Maurer met drummer Clay Silva while both were both living in a punk rock squat mostly populated by doom-struck crust punks. The Clorox Girls also pulled up stakes, making Portland, OR, their new base of operations. 2005 brought the band's second album, This Dimension, and lots more touring, including trips to Europe, Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico; the band also went through some lineup shakeups, with Daniel H. Sayer becoming their new bassist and Richie Cardenas signing on as drummer.

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