New show! 🎉
Super happy to welcome the 80s punk legends from California
@mia.punk.band to Amsterdam on Thursday 23 April! 😎
Forged in the desert of Las Vegas, Nevada in 1980, M.I.A. migrated the next year to Southern California, becoming part of the OC punk scene with their own brand of melodic hardcore that evolved over four studio albums. After a 1983 show supporting the Dead Kennedys, the band made a deal with Jello Biafra to release their next LP, Murder in a Foreign Place, on Alternative Tentacles (1984). With two interim national tours, Notes From the Underground was the 1985 followup, recorded with legendary producer Thom Wilson (National Trust). Their final album, After the Fact, was released in 1987 (Flipside), with another national tour.
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@bleaknesspunk draws its influences from English post-punk and Californian death rock of the 1980s, blending them with the intensity and urgency of the contemporary punk/hardcore scene. The result: a dark post-punk sound, both energetic and melancholic, that revisits the atmosphere and rebellious spirit of the pre-gothic scenes while injecting a dose of punk rage.
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@ritesritesrites is a five piece hardcore/punk band from the south of the Netherlands. DIY, 80’s nostalgia, vinyl and fast guitars: that’s Rites. With five releases including the new record No Change Without Me and over 130 (international) shows to their name, this hardcorepunk outfit is just getting started. Rites is not afraid to speak up about the current state of the world. Influenced by bands such as The Distillers, Dag Nasty and Drug Church, Rites presents high energy hardcore with a punkrock twist.
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Pre-sale is on - link in bio!
Poster by
@gutter__gutter 🫡