Last comers of the best era
where Aussie’s Alternative Rock scene did giving their important matters to the
surroundings and society likewise as these seminal Industrial-Rock of the
outspoken views upon political activities worldwide and volunteering themselves
as being called occasional Australian reformation minds grouping known in just
a shorter moments as iNsuRge featuring the mixed gender members like the leader
Chris Dubrow, Daryl Sims, Mark “Milli” Avery, Mattieu Macroth, Monique Wakelin,
Pauly B or Sean Burnett playing Heavy Metal mixed by the funky trumpets and
brass sections within thus Electronic/Indie Rock plus gabber sounds sonic for
Industrial-Pop showing us the crying baby being carried by his mother as they’re
hiding inside the grassy mountain of the remote place when still – the black
helicopters and conspiracy troops keeps marching on forward to expanding their
super-power greed conquering the global in fear of paranoid as the spoken
lyrics or scary images may teaching you while listening to screaming rhythmic tunes
as well – the way to fighting and survived through it.
Intense sceneries,
background related themes or termination aspects in the drilling of musical
performance trying to help each other minorities for not dying in vain while
the economy collapse and combatant armies hand in hand planning on destroying
the peaceful world in furor riot as Power To The Poison People blares its protesting fighter song-collections of the anti-NWO things alike: Time Bomb, Political Prisoners, Speculator
onto AK 47, Redneck and Soul 4 Sale really connected to single news informing
how cheap lives would become nowadays in the nineties; you can even got
discounts for buying other’s tales of miseries.
Power To The Poison People:
http://myzuka.club/Album/703041/Insurge-Power-To-The-Poison-People-1996
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