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Sascha Altman DuBrul, also known as Sascha DuBrul, Sascha Scatter and Sascha Scatter Seeds, is an American anarchist, bi-polar activist, writer, farmer and punk rock musician. ...
Member of influential NYC punk/hardcore/ska bands Choking Victim, and INDK. Currently in the political hardcore band American Distress ...
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Ezra Kire is an American singer/guitarist/songwriter from influential NYC hardcore/ska/punk bands like Leftöver Crack, Morning Glory, Choking Victim, and INDK. Morning Glorys first two albums were put out on his label Revolution Rock Records. ...
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Background
The band became hometown (C-squat in the Lower East Side of Manhattan where they squatted) legends for their innovative music and highly political lyrics. At the same time they also became infamous for their Satanic imagery and numerous references to the vagrant lifestyle such as crack-smoking, shoplifting, and squatting. They also, like many other bands in the punk scene, have strong anti-police sentiments in their songs. The band prides itself on its Atheism, often making sarcastic references to Satan, for the sole purpose of being offensive, rather than any sort of actual worship of the deity. In the songs on the album No Gods, No Managers they use several excerpts from the lectures of political scientist Michael Parenti. For other uses, see Manhattan (disambiguation). ...
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Choking Victim broke up after the first day of recording for their first full-length LP, No Gods, No Managers, but the recordings from that one day were enough to make a solid album. After they broke up, (Stza and Ezra Crack) formed the band Leftöver Crack, and Skwert and Ezra formed INDK. Sascha has spent the last several years organically farming in upstate NY. Choking Victim and Leftöver Crack both are anti racist, anti sexist, anti homophobic and anti fascist. No Gods, No Managers is a music album by ska punk band Choking Victim. ...
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Ezra Kire is an American singer/guitarist/songwriter from influential NYC hardcore/ska/punk bands like Leftöver Crack, Morning Glory, Choking Victim, and INDK. Morning Glorys first two albums were put out on his label Revolution Rock Records. ...
Leftöver Crack is a political ska-core band that emerged following the breakup of the ska punk band Choking Victim around the year 2000. ...
From the ashes of the political ska punk band Choking Victim, came two bands. ...
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On November 11th, 2000, Choking Victim reunited to play a show in Tompkins Square Park with the lineup from their album. Later, in late 2005, Choking Victim's 3 original members had a reunion and put on 4 live shows. On June 11th 2006, they also played a show at the Lower East Side's Tompkins Square Park, which featured various political speakers such as members of the Mislead Youth Project. At the end of July 2006 they toured the Dominican Republic before Leftöver Crack embarked on their European Tour. Categories: Manhattan neighborhoods | Stub ...
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Choking Victim has spawned many different bands after their break-up including Leftöver Crack, Morning Glory, INDK, and the Crack Rock Steady 7. Leftöver Crack is a political ska-core band that emerged following the breakup of the ska punk band Choking Victim around the year 2000. ...
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From the ashes of the political ska punk band Choking Victim, came two bands. ...
The Crack Rock Steady 7 refers to seven musicians of the New York City crack rocksteady scene, most of which are the current members of Leftöver Crack. ...
Members 1992 (original) Lineup 1993 Lineup: This article does not cite any references or sources. ...
Sascha Altman DuBrul, also known as Sascha DuBrul, Sascha Scatter and Sascha Scatter Seeds, is an American anarchist, bi-polar activist, writer, farmer and punk rock musician. ...
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Sascha Altman DuBrul, also known as Sascha DuBrul, Sascha Scatter and Sascha Scatter Seeds, is an American anarchist, bi-polar activist, writer, farmer and punk rock musician. ...
Member of influential NYC punk/hardcore/ska bands Choking Victim, and INDK. Currently in the political hardcore band American Distress ...
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Member of influential NYC punk/hardcore/ska bands Choking Victim, and INDK. Currently in the political hardcore band American Distress ...
- Vocals/Guitar - Stza
- Vocals/Bass - Shayne
- Vocals/Guitar - Ezra
- Drums/Vocals - Skwert
- Back-Up Vox - Eden, Brad, Popeye
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Ezra Kire is an American singer/guitarist/songwriter from influential NYC hardcore/ska/punk bands like Leftöver Crack, Morning Glory, Choking Victim, and INDK. Morning Glorys first two albums were put out on his label Revolution Rock Records. ...
Member of influential NYC punk/hardcore/ska bands Choking Victim, and INDK. Currently in the political hardcore band American Distress ...
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Sascha Altman DuBrul, also known as Sascha DuBrul, Sascha Scatter and Sascha Scatter Seeds, is an American anarchist, bi-polar activist, writer, farmer and punk rock musician. ...
Discography (CD)Albums: Vinyl records/EPs: No Gods, No Managers is a music album by ska punk band Choking Victim. ...
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- No Gods, No Managers 12" (1999)
- Crack Rock Steady 7" (1995)
- Squatta's Paradise 7" (1996)
- Victim Comes Alive 7" (1998)
Demos: - Crack Rock Steady Demo (1993)
Compilation Releases: - Wicked City Soundtrack - 1998, Velvel Records ("Fuck America")
- Give 'Em The Boot - 1997, Hellcat Records ("Infested")
- Give 'Em The Boot II - 1999, Hellcat Records ("Crack Rock Steady")
- Ska Sucks - 1998, Liberation Records ("Suicide (a better way)")
- Smash Ignorance Up - 1998, Possible Problem Records ("Money")
- Skanarchy III - 1997, Elevator Records ("Born to Die")
- Picklemania NYC - 199?, Riot Records ("500 Channels")
- Finding a Voice: A Benefit For Humans - 1999 Repetitively Futile Records ("Sweet Dreams")
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