Leave It Like It Is
The Prostitutes, La Petite Sonja
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The Prostitutes, La Petite Sonja
2021 · single
2021 · single
2021 · albüm
2021 · single
2020 · albüm
2020 · albüm
2020 · single
2020 · single
2018 · single
2016 · single
2015 · albüm
2012 · albüm
2011 · albüm
2011 · single
2009 · single
2009 · albüm
2007 · single
2006 · albüm
2006 · mini albüm
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Amidst the vast and incessant shitstorm of uninspired revivalists, generic thrashers, banal bar bands, pointless imitators, cartoonish Mohicans, talentless noise-spewers, drunk-punk retreads, Warped Tour whack-offs, wannabe rock stars, washed-up oldtimers, third-rate Ramones clones, clichéd sleaze-rawkers, fashion-happy mediocrities, straight-edge grunters, riot grrl screechers, nu-skate wastes, prettyboy posers, pseudo scumbags, suburban skankers, post-grunge opportunists, Epitaph hacks, retooled headbangers, p.c. crust-slingers, and intolerable emo wankers that passed for “punk rock” music in the 1990s, a select few bands left behind recorded legacies comparable to the all-time punk greats’. One such band was The Prostitutes, who set the standard for obnoxious/trashy/“snotty” punk rock in the late ‘90s. They were the most compelling and authentically degenerate band of their time and style. Their music was unabashedly primitive yet seemingly inspired by a rare, twisted genius. No punk rock n’ roll group since has even come close to topping the ‘tutes. - Faster and Louder