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The Deadly Vipers Detroit, Michigan
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~~~A bunch of degenerates smushed together to form a riotous concoction of psychedelia and punk that
lingers in the depths of outer space. The Deadly Vipers carry their crusade through waves of thundering beats performed by a group of kick ass chicks who are intensely dedicated to the sound. Prepare yourself for an ensemble that spills heavy jams and rambunctious pandemonium.
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