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  • Less is More...More or Less SPLIT CD
    Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    jewel cased. cellowrapped CD with artwork and lyrics. Photo credits to Natalie Guest for the cover.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Rash Decision / 2 Sick Monkeys SPLIT - Less is More...More or Less via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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about

A song written about a specific tour experience. We played in Watford, got a couple of hour's sleep, then drove to Bristol for an afternoon slot at an alldayer and then drove on to Staines for probably the worst gig of our lives. Courtesy of Final Fight Promos Kris for being the worst human being ever and leaving us homeless, unpaid, and in danger of being electrocuted by his shit rig and making us beg strangers for a floor to sleep on.

lyrics

Fucked over again
Again and again

Homeless for another night
Hollow promises, a cold hard floor

Seven hour trek, wait outside
Same standard indifference

Terrorizer’s grindhouse night
‘Could be a good’ I’ll hold my breath

Two sets played that day
All for nothing what a joke

credits

from Rash Decision / 2 Sick Monkeys SPLIT - Less is More​.​.​.​More or Less, released August 1, 2012
Dave Decision - Rythm Guitar, lead vocals and backing vocals.
Simon J Sky - Lead guitar and backing vocals
James 'perky' Perkins - Bass and backing vocals
Thomas Candy - Drums and backing vocals

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Rash Decision Falmouth, UK

16 years, 800 gigs and lots of releases.

Cornish fastcore / punk / hardcore / thrash.

www.linktr.ee/rashdecisionuk

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