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32 Frames Per Second play fast melodic punk. Trapped in sleepy East Anglia, these four misfits from around the country have spent the past 3 years rocking the bollocks off Norwich and beyond with music that encompasses the best elements of melodically driven punk and the fast, all-out aggression of their harder-edged influences. Hit The Ground Running Music 32 Frames Per Second Hit The Ground Running Songs | 1. | This Time |
| 2. | Where Is Everyone? |
| 3. | Al Those Lost Days |
| 4. | Nothing Left |
| 5. | Didn't You Used To Be In A Ska Band? |
| 6. | World = Bad Mess |
| 7. | Forecast Darkr Skies |
| 8. | Shit Hits The Fan |
| 9. | Lenny |
| 10. | Serving Suggestions |
| 11. | Let Me Sleep |
| 12. | Forced Imagination |
| 13. | Judgement Call |
| 14. | 3.24 Am |
| 15. | But The Remedies Aren't |
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