Get all 15 NEUTRALBOY! releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Neutralboy 7" Advance, NEUTRALBOY (3 Songs Off New 14 Song CD) "VINTAGE 1992-1995", EVL-FKR "2020 Record Store Day Release", "Thee Inevitable Sellout" LP, Only The Heartless Survive" (bootleg EP), SOBERPHOBIC (Bootleg *10 Songs), Mike The Pike's "Twelve Steps-To Death", Some Things Never Go Away, and 7 more.
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Stone Pinned
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Boys In Bad Hair
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Poor Celebrity
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Kickin' Heads In
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Dick To Cry On
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Did I mention I am old, tired, homeless and drunk?
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Hand In Hand S. T. H.
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You're An Asshole, Man
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She Swears
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R. T. D.
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Hard Time Handling Love
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Manic Circle
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Big Mess
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NEUTRALBOY! Bremerton, Washington
NEUTRALBOY!
YOU WANTED THE BEST,YOU GOT THE BEST.
Contact E-MAIL:
neutralboymail@gmail.com
Merch and More:
www.evlfkr.com
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