Tag Archives: Oi!

While Oi! acquired its root base in the working-class punk rings of Britain in the ’70s and ’80s, Krawallbrüder are keeping the audio alive in Germany. Produced in 1993, the group’s just primary member, Pascal, provides kept the music group alive and kicking, launching a small number of albums and …

This U.K. punk music group were only available in 1981 in Manchester and released some intense and politically volatile EPs with tunes like “Civil Damage,” “Unite & Battle,” and “Hate regulations.” Vocalist Dunk Mason released a number of the information on his Rot label, ultimately collecting them on the full-length …

Cultivating among the scariest jobs in the punk rock and roll scene, Skrewdriver have grown to be the proud poster boys for the racial-hate movement in britain. They define the stereotypical picture of skinheads, preaching the Aryan values from the Nazis, while alternately producing violent and visceral music because of …

Producing their debut at an area Pittsburgh radio place in 1993, Anti-Flag met up with regard to giving an answer to their disgust at religion, nationalism, and fascism. Justin Sane (vocals/electric guitar), Andy Flag (bass/vocals), and Pat Thetic (drums) bopped around their hometown very much towards the dismay of skinheads …

Produced in 2000 by siblings Tobin (vocals/guitar), Justin (drums), and Kyle Bawinkel (bass), Chicago-based Celtic punk outfit Flatfoot 56 grew from a straight-up punk trio right into a hard-hitting, Flogging Molly/Dropkick Murphys-inspired Oi! rock and roll outfit using the enhancements of Highland piper Eric McMahon and mandolin/electric guitar player Brandon …

Boston hardcore punk quintet the Unseen formed in 1993 around senior high school friends Tag Unseen (vocals/drums), Tripp Underwood (vocals/bass), and business lead guitarist Scott Unseen. With remarkably small member turnover, the lineup quickly also included Paul Russo (acoustic guitar/vocals), while drummer Pat Melzard became a member of up in …

Oxymoron began in the first ’90s when the punk picture had again been driven towards the underground as well as the mainstream was building the changeover from hard rock and roll to grunge and metallic. They played a kind of Oi! music that resisted the stereotyped racial conditions that plagued …

Found out by Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong within an East Bay golf club, San Francisco’s One Man Army gets the distinction of experiencing the first discharge on Adeline Reports, Armstrong’s label. Begun by Jack port Dalrymple (electric guitar/vocals), Brandon Pollack (drums), and Adam Kotter (bass), the music group is …

Hardly ever considered among the first-generation punk bands, Menace was however right now there or thereabouts from extremely in early stages, forming in past due 1976 and learning to be a regular feature within the live circuit throughout early 1977. Preempting Sham 69’s recognition using the skinhead clan, Menace prearranged …

Brighton, Britain punk survivors Peter as well as the Check Tube Infants formed in 1978; quickly debuting around the Vaultage 1978 compilation, the group — vocalist Peter Bywaters, guitarist Derek “Del” Greening, bassist Chris “Trapper” Marchant and drummer Nicholas “Ogs” Loizides — however did not concern their first genuine single …