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City Brat: Yeah It's There - Source: Insomnia Radio: Indie Music Network
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The Supreme Court (And One Brat) May Get Rid Of Affirmative Action Today - Source: The Smocking Section
In case you haven't been paying attention because you already went to college, there's been quite a hullabaloo over affirmative action (again).

[new]: Indian Rebound "“ Bowery Brats - Source: We All Want Someone To Shout For
Indian Rebound are back with a new single titled "Bowery Brats", and with it, they launch forward into an exciting new era.

 Quick facts about Brat
There are several artists with this name: an Italian rock band, a booty rap group, a mash-up artist, a jazz group from Trondheim, Norway, A heavy metal band, and a folk-punk duo from Madison, Wisconsin, as well as an early 1990’s trio from Columbia, SC. Pronounced like the meat product, not the unruly child. This peculiar duo out of Madison, Wisconsin released one self-titled album in 2003 before splitting up. Playing a folk-punk style reminiscent of They Might Be Giants, Heavy Vegetable and Ed’s Redeeming Qualities, multi-instrumentalist Eena Ballard (NoahJohn) and guitarist Freddy LaForce (Fun Rod, Freddy Faggot, Inflatable Grandpa) split vocal duties on tunes that ranged from disarmingly sweet to cheerfully vulgar. The Jazz band: Brat are a young quartette from the city Trondheim in Norway, consisting of Eirik Hegdal and Kjetil Møster on sax, Ole Morten VĂĄgan on double bass and Ole Thomas Kolberg on drums. They had their debut during the Norwegian music festival called by:Larm in 2003. They play a sort of ‘spontanious groove-jazz’ (in their own words), impro and set pieces. In 2005 they released the album Please Don’t Shoot. Learn more about Brat