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x ... Anti-Social Punk / Street Punk / Punk Montebello, CA ... more. 4 Hub City Stompers - Little Julie Swastika. If it's the former, then Ian Mackaye was trying to fight racism in a very nonproductive way. Either way, Ian was a teenager when he wrote it and probably didn't understand how the world works, let alone race relations.New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castPress J to jump to the feed. "Antisocial" is one of the greatest tunes from the original wave of punk. Listen to music from Antisocial like The Truth of the Mystical Beast, Too Many People & more. A righteous blast of indignant, dub-infused punk, ‘Suggestion’, from 1989’s Bizarrely, Californian punks Green Day’s most overtly political record, 2004’s A killer cut from the stalwart Pittsburgh punks’ 2017 opus, The Greatest Album Covers: 100 Pioneering Sleeve DesignsMotown And Martin Luther King Jr.’s I Have A Dream Speech However, not only did The Slits do just that, but they took no prisoners whatsoever, while proving that Hailing from Stoke-on-Trent, early 80s pacifist punks Discharge alchemised a nihilistic new sound hewn from deafening slabs of punk and The brilliant, if quixotic, Washington, DC, hardcore punks Bad Brains effortlessly switched between politically-aware hardcore fury and chilled roots’n’culture reggae. Let us know in the comments section, below.Australian émigrés in Britain, The Saints’ original line-up recorded three raw but essential albums for EMI across 1976-78.
Daft Punk is one of the most influential musical act of the last 20 years.Dance and electronic music defines the musical movement of our era. As the militant ‘Banned In DC’ proves, they were only accepted by a discerning few in their hometown, but after they moved to New York in the early 80s, they released albums such as Originally the founder of Washington, DC, hardcore legends Minor Threat, Ian MacKaye’s second iconic band, Fugazi, lived and breathed punk’s DIY philosophy, self-releasing records through their Dischord label and playing matinee shows for underage kids. The Oppressed - AFA Song.
However, the heartfelt, class system-related ‘Rip Off’ (“It’s just a fake, make no mistake/A rip off for me – but a Rolls for them!”) from their debut album, A curious mix of hippie ideals and white-hot punk fury, Crass operated out of a communal house deep in Epping Forest, from where they promoted anarchism as both a political ideology and a resistance movement.
If it's the latter, well then nobody should be surprised that the song was hijacked by neo-Nazi idiots, even if it wasn't Ian's intention.