Get all 9 Chaputa! Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Down Down, Chaputa!'s Double Feature Vol.1 2x7", Black Box 7", Here They Come!... LP, SONS OF CHAPUTA! 10", Something To Forget LP + bonus 7", Keep On Walking 7" EP, Howlin' For My Woman 7" EP, and 1 more.
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Here Comes The Nightmare
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Short Trip
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Leftovers
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Gentle Taker
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Coastline Groover 66
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Blast Of Colours
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Baba Ganoush
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Doin It Wrong
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Chaputa! Records
The Chaputa! Trademark is a positive guarantee that the record bearing it contains only fuzz, distortion, screams, wild beats and loud sounds, as performed by the best artists of this generation. That’s why, when you buys a Chaputa! record, you can be sure it contains only good fun! Please be sure that “CHAPUTA! RECORDS ARE GOOD RECORDS” is our only credo and constant goal. Thank you, punk! ... more
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