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Blatant Dissent De Kalb, Illinois
Blatant Dissent were a punk/hardcore band from the mid 1983 to 1988 from Dekalb. They released two singles and a posthumous LP in their career. The last version of the band eventually changed their name in 1988 and became the Chicago band Tar. They were probably the most well-known band from Dekalb. It has been said that Blatant Dissent was the best 80s punk band from NIU, but the Subverts were! ... more
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November 25, 1995, Lounge Ax
by Tar
supported by 11 fans who also own “Dreams”
I was there! I can still picture the for sale sign on John's guitar. Such an amazing show. Thanks to the band for sharing the recording with us!
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Live November 6, 1992 at Lounge Ax
by Tar
supported by 9 fans who also own “Dreams”
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September 6, 1992 - Metro, Chicago
by Tar
supported by 9 fans who also own “Dreams”
The swell of guitars at the beginning of Cross Offer.
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Dead Cross, Retox, and Qui members dish out subversive hardcore with an indignant smirk; come for the riffs, stay for the synth experiments.
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This Is All We Ever Get
by SPACED
Knockout debut from a Buffalo, New York-based hardcore band who like their riffs sick, their drums fast, and their choruses sticky-sweet.
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Shybaby kicks out the jams on “Is This Intimate,” a snarling rock record that takes no prisoners.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Dreams”
Great band, great memories of one of my first ever shows. Classic.
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