Motherfucker Teresa Denver, Colorado
Political Punk from Denver, CO. Anti Social and Proletariat. Anti Proud Boy and Pro Antifa. Anti MAGA and Pro Manga.
Chain Reaction Records - US
Noise Merchant Records - UK
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«Dans le pur silence de la ville, le fou est à l'écoute d'une machine à coudre que manipule avec souplesse et dextérité une habile couturière confectionnant des masques pour le personnel médical subissant la pénurie de masques, pénurie due à l'impéritie des arrogants gouvernants de pacotille, despotes ou paltoquets de service.» (Eugène Savitzkaya, Fou de Paris)
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supported by 6 fans who also own “House of the Rising Rent (101 Gentrifications)”
Pure raw black anger, 10/10. I love the Combat 84 cover too!
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supported by 6 fans who also own “House of the Rising Rent (101 Gentrifications)”
Album 4: still powerful, hard-charging songs with biting lyrics that bludgeon you into realizing that gender inequality sadly persists. I like the polish on this record, I hear more time changes in the song structures pointed out by the meaty guitar riffs. Shawna should be the spokeswoman on the state of the nation. This band has a message. Pay Attention!
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Contagious Life MLP
by Permission
Frantic anarcho-punk from London’s Permission, boasting battering-ram guitars and scraped-up, maniacal vocals.
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The Italian hardcore group’s latest is a powerful, claustrophobic album that rarely lets up its mathy, metallic assault.
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Dead Cross, Retox, and Qui members dish out subversive hardcore with an indignant smirk; come for the riffs, stay for the synth experiments.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “House of the Rising Rent (101 Gentrifications)”
hardcore punk, jazz, alien themes, kind of all my jams wrapped into a tight package. Intense, freaky, lean runtime but feels dense especially being sectioned into essentially 4 parts. Easily one of the best punk records of the decade so far. Also that drumming...holy shit
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