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The Twat Union in full swing
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Twat Union
Lexington, London
ON THE back of just released debut EP Don’t Look it in the Eye, London’s Twat Union are heading out on a short tour that promises punk rock, performance, theatrics, line dancing, red flags and a lot of talk about sex.
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