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The Bus Station Loonies Plymouth, UK
4, 5 and 6-piece stinking cabaret punk rock combo from Plymouth in Devon, UK.
Formed 1995 and never taken the hint since.
Home of Ruptured Ambitions Records.
Fund raisers and rabble rousers since 1989.
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