Skatenigs Austin, Texas
Skatenigs are an industrial punk powerhouse known for their aggressive sound, rebellious attitude, and high-energy live shows. Emerging from the Texas, they fused metal, punk, and electronic beats into a raw, in-your-face sonic assault. Led by Phil Owen and Collaborating with Ministry’s Al Jourgensen (Ministry) Skatenigs gained a cult following with their 1992 debut Stupid People Shouldn’t Breed, ... more
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One is Too Many Volume Two
by Razorhouse, Spank the Nun, Stoneburner and Stitched Up
Music at no cost to raise awareness about the overdose epidemic in our country. Promotes harm reduction and reduces stigma through radical love. One life is too many to lost to a preventable death.
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Rantings From The Book Of Swamp
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Operazione Piovra: The Lead Chronicles
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A tense collection of cinematic industrial music themed around dark episodes in Italian history.
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