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Gee Tee Concert Anniversaries

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Sick band. Gee Tee is a garage / synth punk band from Sydney Australia. Formed by Frontman Kel Mason in 2016-2017 after Australian punk band Draggs split in 2017. Gee Tee have so far released two full length LPs, two live albums and six EP/Singles. Goodnight Neanderthal was released March 3, 2023.

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