Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb Washington, D.C.
Although (Stop Worrying &) Love the Bomb is heavily influenced by CBGB/Max's Kansas City punk, power pop, punk, and garage
rock of all eras, the band's sound doesn't really fit neatly into any of the those boxes.
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