Immoral Discipline D.C.
Immoral Discipline was formed in '86 by Shawn Leahy, Bill Gerber and Jimmy Wood (RIP). Many members followed, including Todd
Greene, who joined ranks after Jimmy's tragic death.
The band became a staple in the American Oi! movement before disbanding in '89.
In 2011, after releasing a retrospective CD featuring all of the band's studio material, Shawn revived Immoral Discipline with new blood...
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Immoral Discipline recommends:
The Shit Nobody Cares About EP
by Magoo's Heros
All-star Oi! from Atlanta.
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Selt titled EP
by The Creep Crusades
Catchy, hard-hitting Punk from the Nation's Capital.
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Drink And Destroy Crew
by Drink And Destroy Crew - DDC
More Oi! from ATL.
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Tall Cans & Shortcomings
by South Class Veterans
supported by 10 fans who also own “Immoral Discipline- Riff RAF”
I already had the 7" from this great band. Great old school sounding hardcore/ Oi! that can't be pigeonholed into one genre or the other. They remind me of some of my favorite East Coast bands ,but definitely unique sounding with great sing along lyrics. They quit making em like this so it's nice to have these guys putting out music in an age where SHIT rules the musical landscape.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Immoral Discipline- Riff RAF”
Incredible Oi from a who's who of great Punk and Oi groups.;7 I hope this band is a permanent project or the full-time band for the members involved. It's hitting on all cylinders- the lyrics are thoughtful and perfect for group sing along with the band. Definitely a 1 in 100 band--- by that I mean 99 other bands could try to attempt what the Chartbusters are doing and they would fall flat on their asses. Track 11 is the rally cry folks---- it's okay to have pride...in ones self,their family,their country,and their heritage without it being considered fascist,racist,or an act of war. Chartbusters---- more please!
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DE #110 BLACK AUBERGINE demo CASSETTE
by Discos Enfermos
Heady hardcore punk from Black Aubergine has groove, heft, and an experimental edge percolating behind the blown-out surface.
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