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The Gits were an American punk rock band, formed in Seattle, Washington in 1986, and active until 1993. They were known for their fiery live performances and retained a dedicated following both during and after their existence.
Their distinct punk rock sound injected influences from blues and hardcore, with a passionate, street-level attack from singer Mia Zapata, who sang of inner struggle, alcohol, death, survival, and determination despite utter hopelessness. The band split up in July 1993,...
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