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TOXIC NARCOTIC - 2003 - SHOOT PEOPLE NOT DOPE (EP)

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    RECORD INFORMATION

    Shoot People Not Dope
    Release Date : 2003

    1,000 total copies pressed on vinyl. 500 white vinyl. 500 clear vinyl with "coke bottle green" tint (this) Comes with thick cardboard lyrics sheet.Was also available on CD with a remixed version of "Cockroach" as a bonus track.Recorded & mastered at Galaxy Park Studios, Boston, Mass! Mastered at Peerless Studios. Photo from Burnt Ramen Studios.
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    TOXIC NARCOTIC Biography

    Boston, Massachusetts based hardcore punk rock band. Formed way back in 1989, the band holds the title of being "Boston's longest standing DIY hardcore punk band."

    In 1992 the band members also formed Rodent Popsicle Records, a DIY punk label originally created in order to allow the band to self release their own material.

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    Formed in 1989 in Boston, Toxic Narcotic is one of the most hard working and essential DIY hardcore punk bands in the entire scene.

    Toxic Narcotic was formed with the intent of mixing their favorite elements of punk and hardcore into an original sound with some nihilistic lyrics. This mix of brutal music with extremely energetic shows has created a large local and national following of people from different genres of underground music. The band has toured almost constantly for the past ten years all over North America and Europe. Aside from being the support act on several national tours, Toxic Narcotic has done countless DIY tours and has played with almost every band imaginable in every conceivable location. The band has self-released most of our own material from the very beginning on Rodent Popsicle Records, a label formed by the members of the band in 1992. Rodent Popsicle Records has grown to be one of the largest punk labels in New England and has put out almost one hundred releases to date. The label has helped dozens of local Boston area bands and booked countless shows for local and touring bands large and small.

    Toxic Narcotic’s personal belief is that respect and integrity are more important than image and popularity. This is why we have always incorporated whatever style of music we want in our sound with no regard to what people think of us or trying to fit into any one specific clique or genre of underground music. We do not care what genre you choose to classify us as, nor do we care what people think of us! We choose not to rehash old musical styles by sounding like our influences, but rather create our own unique sound like a lot of the bands we are influenced by were doing in their time. Because we mix all kinds of styles into our music we have fans from every genre of underground music. We do not prefer any one group of people or subgenre of punk music over another. The band believes in unity in the so called scene but not at the cost of accepting ignorance from someone just because they dress the same or claim to have the same political views! We judge people by their character and actions not by their words or dress!
    -Toxicnarcotic.com band bio

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    Label - Rodent Popsicle Records

    Independent DIY punk rock label from Boston, Massachusetts. Owned and operated by the members of the Boston based band, Toxic Narcotic.

    The label was originally formed in 1992 in order to allow Toxic Narcotic to self release their own material. The label has expanded over the years, releasing material from many other bands.
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