Systemik Viølence Lisbon, Portugal
Punk has gone soft and became just a musical style, rather than an outlet for protest.
SYSTEMIK VIØLENCE
aims to bring back threat to punk, using the aesthetics of seminal bands like GISM, the rawness of early Anti-Cimex and the darkened appeal purveyed by the likes of Darkthrone.
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