The X-Friends
The X-Friends has it's roots in 1970's Punk Rock. The music is stripped down and short so anyone can play along with or shut
their ears. The world can be a cold place filled with lot's of eye candy, some of it good of course. If your a misfit like us and enjoy crappy music then come along for the ride. Here we are stoned immaculate.
Vocals/Guitar: Marky
Bass: Laya
Drums: Hecktor
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