Big Bill and The Bigots Melbourne, Australia
Big Bill and The Bigots is a spiritual call-to-arms against Australian society and its still-burning desire for fresh batches of European bigots. Their tracks, written by a white boy on stolen land, lovingly guide your hand through the downfall of humanity with a playful smile. ... more
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