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Rape This Day is a single by the American musical group Tomahawk. It appears on their 2003 record Mit Gas . [1]
Daphne Carr of Allmusic compared the song's sound to the Foo Fighters. [2] Pitchfork's Scott Hreha described the song as having a "Herculean punk-rock chorus". [3]
| No. | Title | Length |
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| 1. | "Rape This Day" | 2:44 |
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