Humanifesto (2005) A Declaration Of Intent [V0 mp3]

This is my own band's first album, if you'd like to pick up a copy of the CD, you can here: https://secure.netsolhost.com/84294.85629/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=KR&Product_Code=LL1&Category_Code=G-H A review of the CD: The thing about political punk rock is that most of the time it's really bad, conceived by earnest yet immature left-wing kiddies and kindled with half-understood philosophies cobbled together from watching Michael Moore docs, leading to music that bears that disagreeable "lecture" feel. Thankfully, Montreal's Humanifesto, while overtly political, bring some real ruckus to accompany the politics on their debut disc. And if that wasn't enough, they take a monstrous shot at overzealous and sometimes-embarrassing lefties like Moore (Michael Moron), proving that these guys don't feel the need to thrash along party lines. 1. Artificial Need 2. Break Free 3. Big Man 4. News From The Front 5. On The Streets 6. Trading With The Enemy 7. Differences 8. Ask/Bid. Sold. 9. Make It Stop 10. Gifts 11. Corporate Sing-Along 12. Bullshit Theories 13. Michael Moron 14. Death By Exposure 15. Proletarian Song

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