Why Eat the Rich with SKUMMILK

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1.	SKUMMILK - Formaldehyde 01:11	info	buy track
2.	Burn 'Em 02:15	info	buy track
3.	Interlude 00:14		buy track
4.	Familiar Foe 04:14	info	buy track
5.	SKUMMILK - Interlewd 00:14		buy track
6.	Aint goin' to heaven 03:04	info	buy track
7.	I know I know I know 01:59	info	buy track
8.	SKUMMILK - Interlood 00:12		buy track
9.	Where did you sleep? 02:41	info	buy track
10.	SKUMMILK - Outro 01:16		buy track
11.	SAY THEIR NAMES 00:30	info	buy track

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We sat on this EP for a year waiting for the right time (any time we could have a release) and it just didn't seem to happen. We couldn't tinker with it anymore due to lockdown, so here it is.

This version has been extended with a special appearance from our pal the punk poet SKUMMILK.

When we wrote these songs the political climate was not anywhere close to where it is today, but we have always strongly believed in the ideas behind defunding the racist police and dismantling the entire justice system including the prison system. Systematic racism exists and its your job to change that. Silence is Violence.

credits

released January 1, 2021

Vox/Guitar ... Katt Budd
Vox/Mandolin ... Kelly South
Vox/Harmonicas/Cover Art ... Jim Fitzgerald Jr.
Vox/Guitar ... Bambi Ogilvie
Violin ... Dumpster Doug
Double Bass ... Josh Penno
Vox/Banjo ... Meredith Moon
Guest Gang Vocal ... Jamie Vegas

Mixed, Recorded, Mastered by Andrew Denure in Tkaronto, Ontario, Canada

Where Did You Sleep Last Night written by Lead Belly

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Stinkbox Toronto, Ontario

Stinkbox is an art and music collective made of people who passionately crave art and a change in todays political climate.
Stinkbox can be from 3 members to 10 depending on the region and sound of crowd.
Stinkbox is an acoustic folk punk band formed in 2011 and has expanded to include various instruments and voices.
Former Stinkbox songs can be found at
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