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Bastards or The Bastards may refer to:

Film

Bastards (2006 film), a 2006 Russian film
The Bastards (film), 2007 Romanian film
Bastards (2013 film), a 2013 French film by Claire Denis
Father Figures, a 2017 American comedy film originally called Bastards

Music

Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards, a 2000s American street punk band

Albums

Bastards (Björk album), 2012
Bastards (Cerebral Fix album) or the title song, 1991
Bastards (Motörhead album), 1993
The Bastards (album), a 2020 album by Palaye Royale
Bastards (Saigon Kick album), 1999

Songs

"Bastards", by the Bloody Hawaiians from The Threegos, 1994
"Bastards", by Defeater from Letters Home, 2013
"Bastards", by the Golden Dogs from Everything in 3 Parts, 2004
"Bastards", by Kesha from Rainbow, 2017
"Bastards", by Machine Head from Catharsis, 2018
"Bastards", by the Real McKenzies from Clash of the Tartans, 1998
"Bastards", by Shut Up and Dance, mixed by Nicolette, from DJ-Kicks: Nicolette, 1997

Other uses

Bastard brothers, 18th century British surveyor-architects and civic dignitaries

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 ==Film==
 * [[Bastards (2006 film)|''Bastards'' (2006 film)]], a 2006 Russian film
+* [[The Bastards (film)|''The Bastards'' (film)]], 2007 Romanian film
 * [[Bastards (2013 film)|''Bastards'' (2013 film)]], a 2013 French film by Claire Denis
 * ''[[Father Figures]]'', a 2017 American comedy film originally called Bastards
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 ===Albums===
-* [[Bastards (Cerebral Fix album)|''Bastards'' (Cerebral Fix album)]], 1991
+* [[Bastards (Björk album)|''Bastards'' (Björk album)]], 2012
+* [[Bastards (Cerebral Fix album)|''Bastards'' (Cerebral Fix album)]] or the title song, 1991
 * [[Bastards (Motörhead album)|''Bastards'' (Motörhead album)]], 1993
+* [[The Bastards (album)|''The Bastards'' (album)]], a 2020 album by Palaye Royale
 * [[Bastards (Saigon Kick album)|''Bastards'' (Saigon Kick album)]], 1999
-* [[Bastards (Björk album)|''Bastards'' (Björk album)]], 2012
 ===Songs===
-* "Bastards", song by Cerebral Fix from ''[[Bastards (Cerebral Fix album)]]''
+* "Bastards", by the Bloody Hawaiians from ''[[The Threegos]]'', 1994
-* "Bastards", song by Ruthless Bastards from ''[[Moment of Truth (Gang Starr album)]]''
+* "Bastards", by Defeater from ''[[Letters Home (Defeater album)|Letters Home]]'', 2013
-* "Bastards", song by The Bloody Hawaiians ''[[The Threegos]]'' 1994
+* "Bastards", by the Golden Dogs from ''[[Everything in 3 Parts]]'', 2004
-* "Bastards", song by The Real McKenzies ''[[Clash of the Tartans]]''  1998
+* "Bastards", by Kesha from ''[[Rainbow (Kesha album)|Rainbow]]'', 2017
-* "Bastards", song by Nicolette [[DJ-Kicks: Nicolette]] 1997
+* "Bastards", by Machine Head from ''[[Catharsis (Machine Head album)|Catharsis]]'', 2018
-* "Bastards", song by The Golden Dogs from ''[[Everything in 3 Parts]]''
+* "Bastards", by the Real McKenzies from ''[[Clash of the Tartans]]'', 1998
-* "Bastards", song by punk band Defeater ''[[Letters Home (Defeater album)|Letters Home]]''
+* "Bastards", by Shut Up and Dance, mixed by Nicolette, from ''[[DJ-Kicks: Nicolette]]'', 1997
-* "Bastards", song by Kesha from ''[[Rainbow (Kesha album)]]''
+==Other uses==
-*There Ain't Half Been Some Clever Bastards", song by Ian And The Blockheads, B-side of "[[Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick]]"
+* [[Bastard brothers]], 18th century British surveyor-architects and civic dignitaries
 == See also ==
 * [[Bastard (disambiguation)]]
+* ''[[¡Bastardos!]]'', the eighth studio album by rock band Blues Traveler, 2005
-* [[The Bastards (disambiguation)]]
-* ''[[¡Bastardos!]]'', the eighth studio album by rock band Blues Traveler
 {{disambiguation}}