Chaos As Planned
Do you want political music? Or maybe not. Maybe just absolute butt-shaking 21st century cosmic surf rock? Or maybe just some drag strip flat punk rock? Why choose? You can have it all, with or without an overwhelming sense of responsibility. Because Redshift, the apocalyptic surf trio on Alternative Tentacles, are releasing their album, Chaos As Planned, just in time for you to throw eggs at the Orange grease stain: January 20, 2025. That’s right, you can show up at the Capitol with the dials at ten and shout the bastard down, or at least let Redshift help. After all, the band is led by Vic Bondi, the legendary hardcore molotov maker (Articles of Faith, Jones Very, Alloy, RSA, Dead Ending), with a track record of dissent and rage that goes all the way back to Ron Reagan, backed by two virtuoso gunslingers, Mike Catts and Adam Gross, who bring their own bad attitudes to the party. They mix hardcore punk, surf, guitar rock, jazz and R&B into a spicy gumbo sure to turn your tech bro nephew into an ANTIFA activist, or at least a goofy footed surfer with communist sympathies. In any event, a thrilling good ride at a bad moment when all of us could use a boost above all the Chaos As Planned.
Chaos As Planned
Do you want political music? Or maybe not. Maybe just absolute butt-shaking 21st century cosmic surf rock? Or maybe just some drag strip flat punk rock? Why choose? You can have it all, with or without an overwhelming sense of responsibility. Because Redshift, the apocalyptic surf trio on Alternative Tentacles, are releasing their album, Chaos As Planned, just in time for you to throw eggs at the Orange grease stain: January 20, 2025. That’s right, you can show up at the Capitol with the dials at ten and shout the bastard down, or at least let Redshift help. After all, the band is led by Vic Bondi, the legendary hardcore molotov maker (Articles of Faith, Jones Very, Alloy, RSA, Dead Ending), with a track record of dissent and rage that goes all the way back to Ron Reagan, backed by two virtuoso gunslingers, Mike Catts and Adam Gross, who bring their own bad attitudes to the party. They mix hardcore punk, surf, guitar rock, jazz and R&B into a spicy gumbo sure to turn your tech bro nephew into an ANTIFA activist, or at least a goofy footed surfer with communist sympathies. In any event, a thrilling good ride at a bad moment when all of us could use a boost above all the Chaos As Planned.
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Do you want political music? Or maybe not. Maybe just absolute butt-shaking 21st century cosmic surf rock? Or maybe just some drag strip flat punk rock? Why choose? You can have it all, with or without an overwhelming sense of responsibility. Because Redshift, the apocalyptic surf trio on Alternative Tentacles, are releasing their album, Chaos As Planned, just in time for you to throw eggs at the Orange grease stain: January 20, 2025. That’s right, you can show up at the Capitol with the dials at ten and shout the bastard down, or at least let Redshift help. After all, the band is led by Vic Bondi, the legendary hardcore molotov maker (Articles of Faith, Jones Very, Alloy, RSA, Dead Ending), with a track record of dissent and rage that goes all the way back to Ron Reagan, backed by two virtuoso gunslingers, Mike Catts and Adam Gross, who bring their own bad attitudes to the party. They mix hardcore punk, surf, guitar rock, jazz and R&B into a spicy gumbo sure to turn your tech bro nephew into an ANTIFA activist, or at least a goofy footed surfer with communist sympathies. In any event, a thrilling good ride at a bad moment when all of us could use a boost above all the Chaos As Planned.
