Your favorite anarcho bands?

Restarts, Oi Polloi

I saw Anti-Pasti mentioned, I grew up with them, if they are anarcho, so are UK Subs and Clash.

 

EXIT-STANCE

 

DOOM
DISRUPT
DESTROY
VARUKERS
Electro Hippies
DISCHARGE

 

Crass
Discharge
Conflict
Defiance
Oi Polloi
Early Exploited

 

Early Exploited???????????????????????????

 

The Mob
A//Political
Inner Terrestrials
A Touch of Hysteria
Civil Disobedience
Anthrax (UK)
Omega Tribe

 

I don't know If you laughing of the fact that you do not consider them as anarcho band or something else, but I see their first two albums as an inspiration of my self and many other bands and people... Besides, they are the first band that "touched" me! And I do not said the full Exploited 'cos they are not any more anarcho and they are shit now...

 

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Icons of Filth
Conflict
Zounds
DIRT
Omega Tribe
MDC
Rudimentary Peni
Anthrax
Flux of Pink Indians
Oi Polloi
Arctic Flowers
Poison Girls
Contempt
Cress
Resist and Exist
The Mob
Aus Rotten

 

I don't listen to much straight Anarcho Punk (Anarchist Crust, D-Beat, Grind, etc is what I listen to most of anything), so here's a list of a lot of bands who are anarcho that I love most...

Nausea
Extinction Of Mankind
Axegrinder
Amebix
Antisect
Discharge
Doom
Extreme Noise Terror
Disrupt
Massgrave
(early) Napalm Death
Assuck
Warsore
Benumb
Dropdead
Capitalist Casualties
Phobia
(early) Carcass (gore lyrics were used metaphorically)
Electro-Hippies
Disclose
Totalitar
Warcollapse
Wolfpack/Wolfbrigade
Skitsystem
Martyrdod
Iskra
Hellshock
Axiom
Nuclear Death Terror
Stormcrow
Skaven
Dystopia
His Hero Is Gone
Tragedy
Aus Rotten

fuck it that's a good enough list though it's definitely missing a lot, and I like a lot of bands who aren't anarcho too

 

Most of my favourite bands have been mentioned here but a few that haven't been are The Astronauts (Genius!! Cant wait to see them in Rebellion this year), Toxik Ephex, RDF (not punk as such but anarcho all the same), P.A.I.N. and AOS3. Also loved J Church who may not have been overtly anarcho but Lance Hahn was definately influenced by anarcho bands and he was writing a book which I beleive was being serialised in MRR.

 

Crass
Agnostic Front
The Exploited
The Casualties
Poison Girls
Angelic Upstarts

 

I'm not trying to be a dumbass or anything since I can see you're new here, but please try to inform yourself about the bands you're listening to. There is a huge number of threads talking about Exploited / Casualties / Crass and such bands, and I think we've explanied and proved why some of them are not good.

Cheers !

 

Subhumans

Blitzkrieg

 

Rats and the Plague (Aus) Pretty much the turned me on to punk music.

 

I have never really liked Crass. I hated them for no reason back when it was cool to hate crusties and peace punks a few years ago. But since I've become more aware I come to respect what their ideals were back in the day...Just really don't like them on a musical level. But to answer this I'd say Zounds, Cress, Rudimentary Peni, Subhumans, Discharge and Conflict. I listen to a lot more crust and D-beat than pure anarcho punk. I really like Extreme Noise Terror, Amebix, Nausea and Dystopia and the 100s of "Dis" prefix bands. I'm not sure if the Pist would be anarcho, but them along with repeated Dead Kennedys listening turned me onto punk with more political depth. Aus Rotten and Oi Polloi to.

 

and yours?

 

Oh moi?

Crucifix
Wretched
Contravene
Adelit@s
Ekkaia
The Mob
Cheetah Chrome Motherfuckers
Di Nigunim
Sin Dios
Conflict
A-Heads
Schifosi
Vaaska
Los Crudos
I Refuse It!
Peggio Punks

and of course Diatribe..

 

icons of filth
alternative
a touch of hysteria
liberty
the system
anthrax
conflict
crass
omega tribe
the mob
a heads
subhumans
antisect

you get the picture the old ones are the best

 

I knew someone would respond to that statement haha. Basically, when I was first getting into punk rock I was very ignorant, as was quite a few people within my scene. It was literally crusties vs. "street punks"...Thankfully, I grew up . My main reason for not really digging Crass is that I made the step straight from street punk to crust because I craved something more extreme in sound. I respect Crass' politics back in the day, but am perplexed about their current stances on certain issues. I am a still learning a lot and that's why I joined here.