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Potty Mouth On World Cafe

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World Cafe

Potty Mouth On World Cafe

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January 29, 2014 • Potty Mouth formed in Northampton, Mass., in 2011. The band released a vinyl EP in 2012, and last year put out a full-length record called Hell Bent. With a name inspired by the title of a Bratmobile album, Potty Mouth revels in the sheer volume and eager, youthful enthusiasm of punk.

Potty Mouth On World Cafe

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First Listen: Potty Mouth, 'Hell Bent'

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First Listen: Potty Mouth, 'Hell Bent'

September 1, 2013 • One of the year's best rock albums features four women who play impassioned punk. Phoebe Harris' guitar riffs on Hell Bent are some of the catchiest of 2013, and while Abby Weems' monotone voice isn't polished, but it's a perfect fit for Potty Mouth's rough-hewn melodies.

Potty Mouth, 'Hell Bent'

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