The bombing of Baghdad, suicide, IRA member Thomas McElwee, police violence and more are subjects on this album. Some material sounds like Alice Donut with a Chumbawamba worldview, but it is all a lyrical and fresh approach to social criticism. This lineup (now disbanded) is much more musically advanced than the original Michigan lineup that made Crucifucks and Wisconsin. The Crucifucks don't tell me to be an activist, but they make it very easy to understand why they feel as they do. The Crucifucks have...   [ read more ]

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The Crucifucks career has been anything but boring. From the beginning, the Crucifucks endured, like many bands, a revolving-door membership. Formed in Lansing, Michigan in 1982, the only constant in the Crucifucks was lyricist and mouthpiece, Doc Corbin Dart. The original guitarist, who played on the first two albums, Gus Varner, is retired and living in New York City while original drummer, Steve Shelley, went on to an illustrious career in Sonic Youth, as well as keeping busy performing with other music...   [ read more ]

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Collecting both Crucifucks albums for a 29-song experience, Our Will is just the right thing for the budding politically aware punk fan on your gift list, assuming Dart's vocals won't freak said person out. Cover art and other flyers and things from the band's career appear, including the notorious photo of a slain Michigan policeman on the back of the case that later landed the group and label in hot legal water. The one extra number that shows up is "Annual Report," originally from the {^Maxi...   [ read more ]

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