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The Voids-  Bad Dreams, from "Sounds of Failure, Sounds of Hope" CD released on Dr. Strange Records (DSR-112) 2007
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Bio From Last.fm
THE VOIDS are a punk band from Southern California that formed in 1996 (though their first major shows weren't until 1998). The Voids' biggest influences are bands like: Vice Squad, Subhumans, Black Flag, 7 Seconds, Ill Repute, to name a few.

The Voids- Bad Dreams

7 - Ufomammut - Stigma (Garaliya Remix)

The Magic Gang ~ Shallow

Rollins Band - Turned Inside Out

Song taken from upcoming OI POLLOI "Saorsa" LP (Bollox 038)

Oi Polloi "The Face"

Dead Kennedys - Kepone Factory

Stalag 13 - In Control

Jerry's Kids - I Don't Belong

M.D.C. - John Wayne Was a Nazi

Necros - Conquest for Death

Jello Biafra & The Guantanamo School Of Medicine - The Cells That Will Not Die

In the twenty or so years since his brainchild, The Dead Kennedys, officially disbanded, Jello Biafra has made a career of spoken word gigs interspersed with musical collaborations with some of the most compelling figures in underground music. Recording projects and touring with the likes of Melvins, NoMeansNo, DOA, Mojo Nixon, and Lard (with Ministry's Al Jorgensen) among others have kept his "punk as political weapon" message sharp, but the lack of his own band made these collaborations usually short-lived and left Biafra with a ton of songs that never saw the light of day.

The Audacity of Hype was produced by Biafra and engineered by hip hop producer and longtime co-conspirator Matt Kelley (Hieroglyphics, The Coup, Digital Underground, Victims Family, Tumor Circus) at Prairie Sun Recording in Cotati, CA, and San Francisco's Hyde Street Studios. The band's twin guitar attack retains some of the space-punk overtones and spy-music-on-meth chaos of The Dead Kennedys while adding a healthy dose of Detroit-style proto-punk flavored with Weiss' industrial excursions into metal percussion.
 
Topically, the album explores how the forced Iraqnophobia and Homeland Insecurity continues to feed lawlessness at the top ("The Terror of Tiny Town") vs. a runaway police state and class war toward the bottom ("Three Strikes" and "Electronic Plantation," originally done by The No WTO Combo, Biafra's one-off collaboration with Krist Novelselic and Kim Thayil). "Clean as a Thistle" becomes more timely every day as "family values" blowhards from Sanford to Berlusconi are caught in sinful trysts, while album closer "I Won't Give Up" offers an Age of Obama anthem on how change comes from agitation from below, not from glamour and sound bites from the top.

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Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine - Clean As A Thistle

07. Rollins Band - Hotter & Hotter

This song was supposed to be released in a new RKL album in 2005, that never happened because of Jason Sears's death. R.I.P. Jason - R.I.P. RKL

Rich Kids On LSD - Don't Take US (Rare Song)

Through Silver In Blood

Purify

Recorded on a Tascam 4-track cassette with a shitty $20 Radio Shack mic in the spring of 1996.  Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Surveillance Indiegogo campaign!

Interzone (1996 Joy Division Cover)

Gut full of reasons to hate  , only need one to be grateful.

Jello Biafra & The Guantanamo School Of Medicine - The Cells That Will Not Die

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