New Breed Of Whore (Remastered)

In The City (Remastered)

OPEN EYES (Remastered)

In The Middle Of Nowhere (Remastered)

OH SHIT THERES A GREMLIN IN THE PIT (Remastered)

STRAIGHT TO HELL (Remastered)

ALL HAIL THE DEAD (Remastered)

Fukushima

Darkness (Bob Wayne Cover)

You call your band revolutionary?
You won't even play for charity.
You're too busy smoking and drinking in your house.
You censor lyrics under pressure.
But they'll never sound any fresher.
You roar like a lion, but you're meek like a mouse.
And all the hip kids love you.
They're proud of who you appeal to.
But rest assured, that is never real.
Cause your quiet complacency, Is just heresy.
And anyone who's real, knows the deal.
Cause having a look, you took from the culture you crook.
It only makes you a counterfeit.
And while looking down on everyone around,
Know you're not crushing any spirits.
You're wearing a uniform, and saying that "You don't conform".
But your three chords and your lyrics may be a painful contradiction.

Quiet Complacency

Adam; I can't breath,
While you steal my rights right from me.
The world has seen your racist brutality.
The trend conducts the sheep.
Police enforce corruption,
as they choke hold us to sleep.
Moss and Adam; The illusion of freedom has clouded our judgement. Clouded our Judgement.
Moss; The Police are an exponential threat,
So's the media on the T.V. set 
It is your right to challenge their every corruption.
All cops Are Bastards
All cops Are Bastards


All Cops Are Bastards (Unmastered)

off the second EP available at Reverbnation.com 

Open Eyes

Off the first album Queen City Underground from Tent City Records available at www.interpunk.com

Paint The Walls Red

Bullet with your name on it

Off the fourth coming album Blood Of The South

Blood Of The South/Damn The Whiskey(unmastered)

Dirty South Revolutionaries came together in the winter of 2004 in Charlotte, Nc. Each member had been
in other high-profile local bands  based out of the queen city, but none had found their real niche in the
scene before DSR.
In February 2005  DSR went to The Milestone, a
favorite local club, to watch American Distress. After bumming the band's equipment for an impromptu
after-show set, DSR took American Distress to a typical Charlotte after party at the South Side Punx house. Apparently, one night of their antics and a short demo was all it would take to convince Tent City Records that a recording session was in order. Six months later their first album was rendered. Birthed of the
eclectic influences of DSR's unique members, spawned from the filthy streets of Charlotte, NC, prepare to have your ears assaulted by the sweet sound of The Dirty South!
 Over the years  DSR has endured ongoing member changes. They could have anywhere from three to seven members on stage at any given show. 
With new members and new songs DSR focuses on live shows and touring. 
Currently they make records on Mechanical Pig Productions.



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