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From their oddly-named grunge covers album Grungetown Hooligans II.
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All proceeds from the album go to The Okra Project, Black Trans Protestors Emergency Fund, and Unicorn Riot.
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It's their first new material since 1999!
"We always agree on each other’s musical input. That’s the beauty of it; there’s never really an argument about what direction we’re taking."
Specifically their 1976 track "Mr. Speed."
