Party Dozen releases new garage rock single "Special Unit" ahead of North American tour with Amyl And The Sniffers
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Tom Breihan
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Summary
Australian sax-and-drums duo Party Dozen have released a new single called "Special Unit," a charged-up garage rock track accompanied by a humorous video where band members play cops with bananas instead of guns. The single follows their 2024 album Crime In Australia and 2022 debut The Real Work. The band is preparing to tour North America with Amyl And The Sniffers.
Key quotes
· 1 pulledIt's a charged-up garage rock attack called "Special Unit," and it's got a ridiculous video where the two band members are cops who have bananas instead of guns.
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