The Gits (UK) Horsham, UK
They came, they hung around, they left.
Hopeless optimists from Horsham in the UK who set out to
achieve very little and were wholly successful.
1987 - 1990.
Power Pop or Neo-Acoustic, nee Indie.
Other musical endeavours are linked below.
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