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[[Motor City|Detroit]] Garage Rock band [[Genre Roulette|blending]] genres like [[Punk Rock]], Soul and [[Rock and Roll]]. Leader Mick Collins is a [[Furry Fandom|Furry]], and [[Better Than It Sounds|this is a source of inspiration for many of the band's lyrics]]. |
[[Motor City|Detroit]] Garage Rock band [[Genre Roulette|blending]] genres like [[Punk Rock]], Soul and [[Rock and Roll]]. Leader Mick Collins is a [[Furry Fandom|Furry]], and [[Better Than It Sounds|this is a source of inspiration for many of the band's lyrics]]. |
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* [[Furry Fandom]]: Mick Collins. Their album ''Horndog Fest'' has cover art by furry artist Joe Rosales; Collins' fursona, a wolf, can be seen on this cover, along with other anthropomorphic dogs, cheering on a [[Catgirl]] stripper. |
* [[Furry Fandom]]: Mick Collins. Their album ''Horndog Fest'' has cover art by furry artist Joe Rosales; Collins' fursona, a wolf, can be seen on this cover, along with other anthropomorphic dogs, cheering on a [[Catgirl]] stripper. |
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Latest revision as of 17:06, 29 August 2017
Detroit Garage Rock band blending genres like Punk Rock, Soul and Rock and Roll. Leader Mick Collins is a Furry, and this is a source of inspiration for many of the band's lyrics.
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The Dirtbombs provides examples of the following tropes:
- Furry Fandom: Mick Collins. Their album Horndog Fest has cover art by furry artist Joe Rosales; Collins' fursona, a wolf, can be seen on this cover, along with other anthropomorphic dogs, cheering on a Catgirl stripper.
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