This track mixes 8-bit retro video game synth with hardcore punk / d-beat. It's one of the tracks that will feature on my next album titled "Stuck".

Ant Attack by Fake-Bit PoZeurs

A Folk Punk Track With 8bit Chiptune Synth.  This track was written during the Australian fires that ended in May 2020. It utilizes 8 bit synth, drum machines, ukulele, and electric guitar.

Fake-Bit PoZeurs - Wombat Song

A river shanty turned into a fingerstyle blues. This was sung in the galleys in the Port of Saint Paul and once during a work stoppage in protest of unsafe conditions on deck. Co-written with Dee Xaba. 

If you cannot find a lead, fuck it all
Or the rigging that you need, fuck it all
If there’s notches in the tow, and every string is bowed
If the captain doesn’t know then fuck it all

If she’s leaning to the bank, fuck it all
A foot of water in her tank, fuck it all
Why bother with the pump when the rain is gonna dump
And you’re paid just like a chump, so fuck it all 

If you hear a crashing sound fuck it all
And the barges run aground fuck it all
If you’re leg’s caught in a bight and you cannot find your knife 
And this isn’t worth your life then fuck it all

If the boss goes for a swim fuck it all 
We wont throw a line for him- fuck it all
Our revenge for everything, we will watch him sink and sing 
We can dredge him out next spring- so fuck it all.

Fuck it All

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Can I tell you lies? Or will I fuck it up again?
Can I tell you secrets or will my soul be burned down there?

It’s all the same.

Can I tell you lies?
Or will I fuck it up again?

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Recorded live, April 16 and 17, 2016, by Warren Fisher at Bellville Studios, Cape Town, South Africa.

Mixed by Warren Fisher in outer space.

Mastered by AJ Cloete at Simplexity Productions, Cape Town.

The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Tara Bakkes, Joao Luis Lanca Henriques, Ines Soutschka, Roderick Hugh Alexander MacLeod.

© 2017.

All rights reserved.

Treat Me Like A Woman

THE FRACKENING!

Your Mom Loves Chemtrails

LP2 is done and on the way, I've already begun writing for LP3 and I threw the first track I wrote for it at a new benefit compilation series I got involved with called CONTINUE. The first comp has 24 songs and is going towards raising money for COVID-19 relief. Get on it.

https://continuecomp.bandcamp.com/releases

CONTINUE

Get In Loser, We're Going To Go Fight For Someone We Don't Know

A cover of the old irish rebel song "Go on home british soldiers" sung by "The Wolfe Tones", (from the album "The Troubles"), adapted in the present in solidarity to the Rojava Resistance by the autonomous kurdish people in northern Syria, that have recently been invaded and brutally attacked by Erdogan's turkish army along with a militia of jihadist mercenaries. 

Source: Riseup4Rojava | @RISEUP4R0JAVA

Go on home Turkish Soldiers, Go on home,
Have you got no fucking homes of your own?
For over 40 years we've fought you without fear
And we will fight you a few hundred more

Go On Home Turkish Soldiers Go On Home

First demo of a song about the Marikana massacre; testing some concepts. 

Currently written with a somewhat sped up beat; might slow it down and give it a defined, pronounced reggae beat. The intent here is not to make a South African sounding song; the band has no organic connection or roots in South Africa, and part of our exploration of the African diaspora and pan-African solidarity within a global working class movement, focuses on the Carribean musical tradition. However, we could examine re-writing the melody and beat to a South African tradition if South African artists assist us in that musical exchange. 

The pennywhistle is used in this song, but unlike South African kwela, it is not a major key dance melody over a repeating chord loop. The structure of the song is more similar to the AABA verse and bridge structure in American popular music.

The beginning and end of the song quote the melody of the English Chartist song, "Song of the Lower Classes", to call American and European audiences, especially on a white sections of the left, to reflect on the pathways to solidarity between workers from the colonizer states, and workers of the colonized states, through an anti-capitalist movement spearheaded by the most exploited workers with the support of all other organized workers, which completes the promises of anti-colonial struggle. All of our liberation is bound up in the liberation of the South African worker.

Demos

Guns of Marikana

Hi, my name is Shaun. I play punk rock / make "music" sometimes. I'll be uploading shitty cell phone recordings, studio recordings, and whatever I feel like putting up here.

Fake-Bit PoZeurs - Wombat Song

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