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MDC (Millions of Dead Cops) is an American punk rock band formed in Austin, Texas in 1979. The band was subsequently based in San Francisco, California, and are currently based in Portland, Oregon. Originally formed as The Stains before changing their name, the band also changed their name to a different initialism of MDC with every new record released. They play fast hardcore punk music espousing far-left sociopolitical ideals, with singer Dave Dictor expressing his animal rights, gay rights, transgender rights, pro-racial equality and anti-capitalist convictions. MDC eventually released material through ex-Dead Kennedys singer Jello Biafra's independent Alternative Tentacles label. In the 1990s, Dictor published editorials for the internationally distributed fanzine Maximumrocknroll. MDC's initial run ended in 1995, and the band spent five years on hiatus before Dictor returned in 2000 with new band members.

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NAPALM DEATH Announces Fall 2022 U.S. Tour With BRUJERIA

British grindcore pioneers NAPALM DEATH will embark on the "Campaign For Musical Destruction" U.S. tour this fall. Support on the trek will come from BRUJERIA , with additional support from FROZEN SOUL , CRYPTIC SLAUGHTER and MDC on select dates.

The tour dates are as follows:

With BRUJERIA

Oct. 12 - Santa Cruz, CA - Catalyst Oct. 13 - San Francisco, CA - Great American Music Hall Oct. 14 - Bend, OR - Domino Room Oct. 15 - Seattle, WA - The Showbox (with CRYPTIC SLAUGHTER) Oct. 16 - Portland, OR - Bossanova Ballroom (with CRYPTIC SLAUGHTER) Oct. 18 - Salt Lake City, UT - Metro Music Hall Oct. 19 - Denver, CO - Bluebird

With BRUJERIA , FROZEN SOUL and MDC :

Oct. 21 - St. Louis, MO - Red Flag Oct. 22 - Chicago, IL - Thalia Hall Oct. 23 - Cleveland, OH - Grog Shop Oct. 25 - Pittsburgh, PA - Mr. Small’s Oct. 26 - Bensalem, PA - Broken Goblet Oct. 27 - Boston, MA - Paradise Oct. 28 - Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall Of Williamsburg Oct. 29 - New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom Oct. 31 - Carrboro, NC - Cat’s Cradle

With BRUJERIA , FROZEN SOUL :

Nov. 01 - Athens, GA - 40 Watt Nov. 03 - Orlando, FL - The Social Nov. 04 - Tampa, FL - Crowbar Nov. 05 - West Palm Beach, FL - Respectable Street Nov. 07 - Birmingham, AL - Saturn Nov. 08 - Louisville, KY - Headliners Music Hall Nov. 09 - Nashville, TN - Basement East

Nov. 11 - Houston, TX - Scout Bar Nov. 12 - San Antonio, TX - Paper Tiger Nov. 13 - Austin, TX - Mohawk Nov. 14 - Denton, TX - Rubber Gloves

Nov. 16 - El Paso, TX - Rockhouse Outdoors Nov. 17 - Albuquerque, NM - Sunshine Theater Nov. 18 - Phoenix, AZ - Nile Theater Nov. 19 - Los Angeles, CA - Belasco Theater (with CRYPTIC SLAUGHTER)

This past February, NAPALM DEATH released a new mini-album, "Resentment Is Always Seismic - A Final Throw Of Throes" , via Century Media Records .

"Resentment Is Always Seismic – A Final Throw Of Throes" is a partner recording to NAPALM DEATH 's latest album, "Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism" , concluding matters through vital, tumultuous grindcore and shockwave ambience.

The eight-song "Resentment Is Always Seismic – A Final Throw Of Throes" comes with a total playing time of 29 minutes and is available as a limited CD digipak, vinyl as well as in the digital album format.

"Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism" came out in September 2020 via Century Media Records . The band's 16th studio LP was recorded with longtime producer Russ Russell and features artwork by Frode Sylthe .

In a recent interview with RAMzine , Mark "Barney" Greenway spoke about the fact that NAPALM DEATH is often classified as a political band, a perception he says is not entirely accurate.

"Well, the thing is is this: I would say we're equally apolitical because the ideas that we actually espouse are human ideas, and human ideas surely, and should, transcend politics," the singer explained.

"But, yeah, for sure, I'm a person — I come from the left; that's how I grew up; that was where my ideas kind of came from. So, yeah, it's that. That's what we are — we are a 'human ideas' band."

Asked if he ever encounters fans who begrudge him for his opinions and how he feels and what he represents, Greenway said: "From time to time, you get people that are in opposition to what you say, but you know what? That's fine, man. I'm not here to beat people with a stick; that's not the point. 'Cause that's kind of entrapment in a way. And I'm not there. But I am here to say there is a better way; there are better ways. It doesn't mean I'm here to say, 'You must do what I say and do what I do.' The whole essence of where NAPALM takes ideas was about actually true freedom, anarchy in a way — peaceful anarchy. So that's where I continue to… that's where my path goes."

More than a decade ago, Greenway told Washington Post Express that he wasn't a fan of "mainstream" politics. "The power structures really bug me," he said. "I won't go into this too deeply because we'll be at this forever, but I think the structures that are in place at the moment give the people in power more rights than you and me have, and how can that be right? Systems evolve and systems change, and maybe there's an argument that the whole worldwide system really needs to change so the people at the bottom of the scale right now really get more input, because it's just not happening and it needs to at some point if we want to maintain a peaceful, tolerant world — it's just got to. So, in that sense, NAPALM 's not really — I'm probably playing cat among the pigeons right here — but is it really a political band at the end of the day? I don't know. I see it as an extension of the things I believe in, and the band does: humanitarianism and peace and tolerance. Is that politics? Maybe it is and maybe it isn't; I don't know. But would I still be involved [in social issues] if the band were to go on pause? Well, yeah, because I was of that nature before I joined the band. It wasn't like I flipped a coin overnight and decided this was how I was gonna direct myself; I was that way, to be honest, since I was 6 or 7 years old. My dad was involved with trade unions, and I understand what I believe to be injustice. So, I will always be involved with something, because I can't really see me working for someone in a suit, making money for them, and getting really bored. [ Laughs ]"

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Please note that the Museum of Art and Design and MDC Special Collections are currently closed while the Freedom Tower undergoes renovations.

MOAD and MDC Special Collections offer a variety of options for groups, including guided and self-guided tours. Groups of ten or more must make a reservation at least two weeks advance. Museum tours are free for MDC students and faculty, and public-school student groups. Other docent-guided tours may incur an additional charge per person. Tour dates and times are based on availability.

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The Miami Dade Public School Museum Education Program regularly provides tours for K–12 and special education classes. Tours are tailored to address the interests and developmental needs of participants. One adult chaperone for every ten students is required. MOAD cannot accommodate more than thirty-five students per tour group.

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Self-directed visits for groups of ten or more students are available Wednesday to Friday, from 1:00 to 6:00 PM. Please submit your request at least two weeks in advance to ensure gallery availability. There is no charge for self-directed student group visits to the museum. One adult chaperone is required for every ten students, grades K–12 (not to exceed a maximum of forty students per tour group).

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Docent-guided tours are available for groups of 10–30 adults. All tours last approximately one hour. Tour dates and times are based on availability. Docent-guided tours may incur an additional charge per person.

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MOAD regularly present tours conducted by local scholars with expertise in topics explored by the exhibitions. View our upcoming Visiting Scholar tours or check out MOAD’s Calendar for a full listing of upcoming events.

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Formed in 1978, the English street punk band GBH, formerly known as Charged GBH, are pioneers of the street punk genre, and outspoken heroes of the working class, hailing from Birmingham, England.

In opposition to Thatcher’s indulgence of the middle and upper classes, punk metal band GBH arrived in 1978 to voice their concerns and launch their assault on injustice. Adorned in black leather, dyed-blonde mohicans, and an appropriate punk attitude, the band released a pair of demos in 1980 before embarking on their first overseas tour in the early 1980s. GBH’s debut release “City Baby Attacked By Rats” arrived in 1982 offering a no-holds-barred critique of British and European culture. Featuring an assaultive sound of guitar, drums and bass played loud, fast and furiously, the band became pioneers of street punk or UK82 alongside The Exploited, Picture Frame Seduction, and Discharge.

Also in 1982 GBH issued the EPs “No Survivors”, “Sick Boy”, and “Give Me Fire / Man Trap” on Clay Records, which were compiled into a compilation album later that year. The full-length “City Babys Revenge” followed in 1983 earning positive reviews and cementing the group’s reputation as a hard-hitting and politically-focused quartet. A string of studio albums were subsequently released in the ‘80s including 1986’s “Midnight Madness And Beyond”, 1987’s “No Need to Panic”, and 1989’s “A Fridge Too Far”, as well as the EPs “Catch 23 / Hellhole”, “Do What You Do”, “Oh No. It’s GBH Again”, and “Wot a Bargain”. Unlike many of their peers GBH were able to maintain their devoted following by rarely diverging from their street punk sound and style, however adopted speed metal influences on their 1992 album “Church of the Truly Warped”.

The 1996 album “Punk Junkies” followed in 1996, after which GBH enjoyed somewhat of a resurgence in popularity, after fading from view in the early ‘90s. The band’s ninth studio album “Ha Ha” was released in 2002 and was supported by an extensive international world tour like many of its predecessors and drawing huge crowds in doing so. The studio album “Cruel and Unusual” arrived in 2004 on Idol Records, followed by “Perfume and Piss” in 2010.

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GBH formed way back in 1978 and are considered to be pioneers of English street punk. Although Colin Abrahall and his bandmates are not quite as reckless onstage as they were in their origins, they still have a strong following in the UK, Europe and the States and for anyone who is a fan of the 70's punk revolution, it's a great opportunity to catch a juggernaut still performing live.

Described as a cult classic due to the fact the band never had any commercial hits with either albums or singles, the four musicians swagger around stage as if it were still 1978 and they were 35 years younger. The raspy tones of 'Sick Boy' hardly change through the years and they still pack venues with their pure punk sound, which has not really changed throughout their long discography either.

Audiences are still devout and intently chant back the lyrics to some of the oldest material such as 'Big Women' and encore opener 'Maniac'. The sense of rebellion may not be as appropriate in 2014, yet for the experience of anarchy and the soundtrack to match it, GBH are a solid bet to see that in the modern day.

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I am a 50 year old "old school" punk. Like many punks, I attained 2 college degrees in IT and made a career for myself while still wearing punk recognizable clothes and enjoying a lifetime of the "concert whore" label. I saw GBH 30 years ago in Sacto, Cali at the Club Can't Tell. They closed the venue after the show - the type of crowd, injuries, thousands of dollars in damages to venue. I'm hesitant to see them at Voltage Lounge in Philly; its just so small. 300 max cap. I'm hoping its good. I love these guys and it will be good to be up close. I am seeing DRI at same venue a month prior to GBH. Now, saying all that, my brother plays at the Voltage lounge with his bands, Null and others. They sounded great, so here's hoping. Damon Picard

It's been 20 years since I've seen GBH live and they are just as great and now as they were then! The refreshing changes is that their sound has improved. The drummer is hammering out double bass, their distortions seems heavier and the bass is dominant in most songs. The energy GBH brings to stage is picked up by the crowed who's moshing and jumping to the populars such as Give me Fire, Sick Boy, City baby attacked by rats/revenge, Generals and Alcohol among others. GBH has a steady following of old school punks, young bucks with flaming Mohawks, skins, hard core fans and metal heads. The band is able to unit a great diversified crowd. I highly recommend seeing them live!!!

What an awesome show!!! I've been seeing them since the Olympic Auditorium in LA back in the 80's. They still sound GREAT and Colin mentioned last night that they are all old... But they sure don't look it or sound it. Their new album sounds like it's gonna be great, Momentum. EVERYTIME GBH is in town, I'M ALWAYS THERE... Love you guys... Love you Colin...

Amazing show full of so much energy all bands were great. I can die a happy man now that I've seen GBH !!!!

It was a great show the ones of us that were there to see GBH were kind of in awe,the show was sold out and there's a lot of people didn't get to see them.

Great night great lineup with riot squad, Conflict, and GBH superb venue friendly staff on the doors and behind the bar good time had by all great location 10/10 will definitely go again, thanks to all the staff at warehouse 23

Great show in Charlotte, sound was perfect and amazing energy. Been 20+ years since I saw them last and brought back some good memories. Hope to see them again in the future.

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