The Interrupters - "Take Back The Power"
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Channel: Hellcat Records
Views: 10,360,937
Rating: 4.8918686 out of 5
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Length: 3min 20sec (200 seconds)
Published: Tue Aug 18 2015
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Are we collectively ignoring the six/seven times Amy was on Alex Jones shitshow?
Saw them at the 2018 Anarchy Camp in Ohio, good band you can definitely tell the Tim Armstrong influence in their sound.
Aimee has been a guest on info-wars, members of the band were in Sugar Ray, AND their watered down punk aesthetic takes no sides and is right down the middle with no real message. Pass.
I Think I’m Wonderful by The Damned has gotten me through some dark times, if you’re looking to make a playlist.
Love them!
I always find going back to a little ska and ska punk from various eras really helps with the blues, but this is also a good route! Also, big agree with the guy who said gorilla biscuits, super positive stuff.
Iv'e seen them...16 times? My dad around 20-30. Every single show in canada he's there. Since their first tour. They know my dad by now.
If you dig ska-punk check out the Bar Stool Preachers too. Great band from England and another breath of fresh air for fans of the genre. the Filaments are great too, especially their first album for a more punk-heavy ska-punk album, their later stuff moves more and more toward straight up punk.
One of my favorite bands! Saw them last year.