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Posted by: admin | 10/02/2004 at 12:15
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Exclaim! has got an interesting article on their website today. Not much about Bad Religion but i thought it could be interesting anyway.
In the run-up to next month?s presidential election, American musicians ranging from Bruce Springsteen to Bright Eyes to Babyface have produced a new wave of protest music and political activism to mobilise the masses against George W. Bush. The only thing more awesome and unprecedented than their unity is what they?re up against.
With the blaring exception of Rage Against the Machine, dissent-driven American bands barely grazed the pop radar in the 1990s. Established acts like Bad Religion and Public Enemy continued to agitate just below the surface
Read the article in Exclaim!
In the run-up to next month?s presidential election, American musicians ranging from Bruce Springsteen to Bright Eyes to Babyface have produced a new wave of protest music and political activism to mobilise the masses against George W. Bush. The only thing more awesome and unprecedented than their unity is what they?re up against.
With the blaring exception of Rage Against the Machine, dissent-driven American bands barely grazed the pop radar in the 1990s. Established acts like Bad Religion and Public Enemy continued to agitate just below the surface
Read the article in Exclaim!
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10/03/2004 at 06:02
oh, dont forget the GreenDay and the "American Idiot" song... That clip is bores me at the MTV brazil...
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