Kewpie Dolls – ‘Bad Boy Mine’ b/w ‘Private Party’ (2024)
All-girl four-piece the Kewpie Dolls make a righteous din across the two tracks of their Ugly Pop label single. The topside is the scorching ‘Bad Boy Mine,’ an...
All-girl four-piece the Kewpie Dolls make a righteous din across the two tracks of their Ugly Pop label single. The topside is the scorching ‘Bad Boy Mine,’ an...
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