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Bands:  BAD OPERATION, Sorry Sweetheart, JER, Matamoska, Devon Kay & the Solutions, We Are The Union, Omnigone, Catbite, J. Navarro & the Traitors, The Holophonics
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Bad Time Records is an independent music collective focused on building and promoting the community of current generation ska punk artists.

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Sorry Sweetheart – “Warm Room, Good Friends”Omnigone – “Feral”Omnigone – “Communities in Collaboration”Omnigone – “Against the Rest”The Holophonics – “Lavos”
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