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AGAINST ALL AUTHORITY
 
24 hours roadside resistance mp3

Against All Authority is a politically inspired punk-ska band from Miami, Florida. They have been the textbook definition of "D.I.Y." from the band's beginning in 1993. From day one, they have put out their own records, booked their own tours, and even silk-screened all of their shirts. For those of you that don't know, this is an incredible amount of work. AAA have put out a full length CD, and six 7"s, including splits with The Pist, Less Than Jake, and Anti-Flag. They have supported these releases with three North American tours (including the Skankin in the Pit tour with Falling Sickness and Assorted Jelly Beans) helping them to find loyal fans in every town. 
Against All Authority has released two full lengths on Hopeless Records. "All Fall Down", in 1998, and most recently "24 Hour Roadside Resistance". They have also released a split 10" with the Criminals on Sub City, in which some of the proceeds go to NEED, a needle exchange program. AAA has toured all over the world from Eastern Europe to Southern California and everywhere in between. In 1999 they did a few dates for the Take Action Tour, and are preparing to do the tour again in 2000. The band plans on touring the US and Europe for the rest of the year 2000. Sub City may also be re-releasing AAA's out of print debut release "Destroy What Destroys You" in 2001. 

go to Against All Authority's web site! http://www.punkbands.com/aaaonline/ 


AGAINST ALL AUTHORITY IS....

Danny Lore ....................................... Bass & Vocals 
Joe Koontz ....................................... Guitar & Backing Vocals 
Spikey Goldbach ............................... Drums 
Jeremy Kaiser ................................... Trumpet 
Tim Coats ......................................... Sax 


In our world of racial tention and class distinction, Against All Authority has grown in the past 7 years to become the voice for tens of thousands of non conformist yourths, who are armed with ideas for change. 

Born out of Miami, Florida's DIY punk scene in 1992, AAA started spreading their music and message by recording their own releases. With their debut record, DESTROY WHAT DESTROYS YOU, Against All Authority trademarked their sound of driving punk rock loaded with guitarist Joseph Koontz's Cuban influenced ska, and singer Danny Lore's snotty vocals The band received worldwide notoriety with the release of their Hopeless Records album ALL FALL DOWN in 1998. 

Against All Authority has been touring the world over gathering a dedicated following from eastern Europe to southern California and everywhere in between. The band's words and music have achieved the unique ability of uniting Urban dwellers with Suburban tastemakers by questioning our economic differences and promoting our human similarities. 

AAA's steady growth of fans and media attention can be traced to their continuing commitment to their music and ideals. Now get ready for their long awaited mainfesto, 24 HOUR ROADSIDE RESISTANCE

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CAPDOWN
(Punk, UK)

Boob - bass
Tim - drums
Jake - vocals and sax
Keith - guitar and vocals

CapDown (or Captialist Downfall to be precise) started out at 14 in Milton Keynes as SOAP playing rushing buzzy Rancid inspried anti-police punk rock.

It was a full three years later that we came across the band's most recent demo 'Time for Change' and asked them down to play at the infamous Red Eye testing area. A gig with US skardcore chaps LINK 80 proved them to be quite the freshest new band we had seen. We signed them up for a single on the spot. More gigs were needed and they got together with manager Dave Holland (from Judas Priest!!!) to get some action in. However the name Soap sucked and needed to be changed. Having had the name for a hell of long time it was hard for them choose something new and without a name the gigs dried up until early 1999.

A support with King Prawn at the Underworld in January 1999 set the whole scene ablaze - Kerrang! journo Morat arrived to see the band concluding their first on slot with the stage being stormed by kids while the band laid into their classic rant of 'All Coppers are Bastards'. Seeing as the demo was already recorded and sounded cool we put it out as a CDep in March 1999, just in time for a jaunt round the country with Norwich loons GOOBER PATROL. Gigs have followed throughout 1999 with such strange line-ups as Madball and Shai Hulud. In October they toured the UK with Caffeine and seemed to win a whole load more firends. Their debut album will be recorded in December and they tour the UK and Europe througout the first half of 2000.

RELEASES

·        MARCH 1999 - CAPDOWN - "Time for Change CDep" - (Household Name Records)

·        SEPT 1999 - V/A - Deck Cheese 2 compilation CD ( Big Cheese Records)

·        SEPT 1999 - V/A - Fuck off Household Name CD - (Household Name Records)

"Los cuervos comen y te arrancan los ojos. Caen en picado sobre los barrios y vuelven hacia su cielo. Y dicen que no hay defensa posible. Sì, si la hay. Con la boca rellena de plumas negras y escupiendo contra el suelo la sangre de los que nos quitan la vida, se oye la voz eléctrica esperanzada de la revuelta".