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Iconoclast - 1983 - After The Massacre (Demo)

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Iconoclast - 1983 - After The Massacre (Demo)
01 - Iconoclast - After The Massacre.mp3
02 - Iconoclast - The End.mp3
03 - Iconoclast - Death Race.mp3
04 - Iconoclast - No Title.mp3
05 - Iconoclast - Battlefields + Things Of Beauty.mp3
06 - Iconoclast - Not Me.mp3

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RECORD INFORMATION
1983
Release Date : 2001

1983 demo originally released on cassette tape. Track A1 also known as 'Forgotten Victims'. Track B1 listed as '?????' on backcover. Track B2 also known as 'Battlefields (Nightmare)'.Stapled 8-page paper sleeve wih interviews reproduced inside. First pressing limited to 500 handnumbered copies. Profits from the record were "In order to benefit the Anarchist Prisoners Legal Aid Network".
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Iconoclast Biography
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Hardcore punk band from Sylmar, California, USA. They are considered among the earliest American "peace punk" bands and had a large influence on the burgeoning Southern California peace punk / anarcho punk scene of the mid 80's.

Band members: Ivan Morley, Don Delvalle, Rene Orozco, Nick Hansen
Band ex-members: , Brendan (3), Greg Holdridge, Ralph (67)
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There is more than one artist(s) with the name Iconoclast

1) A deathcore band from Perth, Western Australia, Iconoclast play energetic, technically proficient, politically charged deathcore with a fresh approach that stands out from the overused blastbeat/breakdown formula. While both of those elements are still present, Iconoclast strive to incorporate new concepts to their sound, taking influence from Groove Metal bands from the 90's to the recent 'djent' movement. Formed in 2012, they released their Debut EP "Autonomist" on 21 December 2012 + a music video for their single "Seditionist" in July 2013, both to critical acclaim. They are currently in pre-production for their eagerly awaited debut full length to be released in 2014.

2) Name of the second incarnation of the 70's Dutch punk rockers The Mollesters, in use since 2012. They have stated: We, Iconoclast, were not looking for an original band name as a matter of fact. We do not see us as a band , rather a Particle of something bigger than us. Iconoclast is exactly what we mean "No Rioting and looting but a Mental Evolution".

3) A 1980's californian anarcho-punk band.

4) An acoustic/electronica duo formed in 1987.

5) A 1990's hardcore band from New Jersey.

6) A 1990's Japanese crust-punk band.

7) A technical metal band from Wales.

8) A Thrash Metal band from Lincolnshire, UK.

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Label - Peace Or Annihilation
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