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Barse was a punk rock band from Stanley in the North East of England, noted for its '77 sound. The guitarist and vocalist Gary 'Gash' Brown died in December 2006.^[1]

Barse
Also known as	Barse 77
Origin	Stanley, County Durham
Genres	Punk
Years active	1997–2006
Labels	Hell's Tone Records, Rapid Pulse Records, Savage Amusement

Past members	Gash Flaps, Andy Anxiety, Jeff Rats, Wayne Damage

The band's releases received critical acclaim from Maximumrocknroll,^[2] AMP and Noise.fi.^[3]

Discography

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Albums

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Negative Reaction (CD, 2000, Savage Amusement)
They Said it Couldn't Happen Here... and it Didn't! (LP / CD, 2002, Hell's Tone Records)
If You Can't Fuck 'Em, Cut Em Up! (CD, 2007, Hell's Tone Records)

Compilations

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Singles and Rarities (CD, 2008, Hell's Tone Records

EPs

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Hardcore Pissing Stories (Tape, 2001, self-released)
Split with Heartburns (7" vinyl, 2006, Hell's Tone Records)

Singles

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"Council Estate" (7" vinyl, 2002, Rapid Pulse Records)
"Better Be Ready" (7" vinyl, 2003, Hell's Tone Records)

References

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^ "Gash Brown obituary". Negative Reaction (7). 2007.
- "Gary 'Gash' Brown - Barse". Punk Rocker. 2007.
^ "Review of 'Council Estate' by Barse". Maximumrocknroll (237). 2003.
- "Review of 'They Said It Couldn't Happen Here… And It Didn't' by Barse". Maximumrocknroll (239). 2003.
^ "Levyarvostelut: Barse / The Heartburns - Split". Noise.fi.