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09/12/06
. (PR) The DNA-analysis results aren't in yet -- besides, the jury is reportedly still out on the whole "science" thing anyway* -- but we have reason to believe that Marc Bolan, Syd Barrett and Kurt Cobain could have each had illegitimate sons who later went on to form a band together. The most glaring evidence being Mother Nature's Sons, the Howler Records debut album by Rhode Island trio Monstrous. Using advanced sonic technology referred to as a Compact Disc (CD) player to determine these genetic links, a crack team of researchers has determined that Monstrous' songs could in fact have been created by the offspring of such legendary talents. Monstrous will release its first studio album, Mother Nature's Slaves, on September 19th, 2006.

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