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Suburban Studs was an English punk rock band formed in Birmingham in 1976. They gained early recognition through their extensive concert schedule, including supporting acts for The Sex Pistols and The Clash at the 100 Club in 1976. Suburban Studs signed with Pogo Records and released their debut album Slam in 1978. Their singles "Questions / No Faith" (1977) and "I Hate School / Young Power" (1978) followed. The band toured with AC/DC and Judas Priest, performed a Peel Session, and appeared on an ATV punk special. The group briefly reformed in 1996 for the Holidays in the Sun festival at Blackpool, splitting up shortly after.

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