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1.1 I Say1.2 Thing You Can't Admit1.3 Wear Black1.4 Brotherhood's End1.5 Felony Girls1.6 It Walks at Night1.7 Point at Me1.8 Anti-Fascist1.9 Destroy All the Monsters1.10 Marsinah1.11 Hukum Rimba1.12 Negri Ngeri1.13 Boikot1.14 Predator |
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Description: | Fuck Borders by Potbelly & Marjinal, released 14 April 2023, includes the following tracks: "Wear Black / Pakailah Hitam", "Felony Girls / Gadis Kejahatan", "Point At Me / Tunjuk Aku", "Destroy All The Monsters / Hancurkan Semua Monster" and more.
This version of Fuck Borders comes as a 1xLP.
The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. - This record, a split recording pairing Potbelly from Washington State with Marjinal from Jakarta, Indonesia. I saw Potbelly at Café Nela a few years ago and it was a great show. Certainly, a hardcore band, but they obviously had wider musical tastes that came out in their songs and playing while still staying within the realm of hardcore. And singer Jason isn't your typical hardcore shouter. In a way he reminds me of Shawn Stern from Youth Brigade in that he actually sings with a fine vibrato. He can shout too and can also lead a hooky, stadium rock style chant as in the song Felony Girls. Like Jason Potbelly, Marjinal singer Mike actually sings. Chuck Dukowski once described the singer of The Cheifs as having a "soulful" voice. He pointed out that he did not mean they sounded like The O'Jay's or something like that. He meant that he sang from the heart and was really putting something from deep inside into his delivery. Both bands also promote human decency and fight against racism and sexism. The title implies that we are all one and 'borders' are an unnecessary evil. Marjinal, one of the most popular bands on the Indonesian scene today, not only promote music but also operate a soup kitchen for the massive quantities of orphans on the streets of Jakarta. -Jaime Pina (45 Grave/Christian Death)"Fuck Borders" is a powerful LP collaboration between Potbelly, an American punk band known for their raw energy and politically charged lyrics, and Marjinal, a renowned Indonesian street punk group celebrated for their activism and passionate performances. This split album brings together two continents of rebellious spirit, blending aggressive riffs with messages that challenge social norms and fight against oppression. Both bands have built strong reputations in the global punk scene: Potbelly has released numerous records since the late 1990s and shared stages with legends like The Accused; Marjinal has inspired countless fans across Asia through grassroots movements and DIY ethics. Released by Pig Records?a label famous for supporting underground punk acts worldwide?this LP stands as a testament to international solidarity within the genre. Pig Records is respected for its commitment to authentic punk music, consistently delivering releases from influential artists who push boundaries. |
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No. of tracks: |
14 |
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Manufacturer No.: |
PIG130LP |
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