Vocalist Morizen Foche (Aka MoFo) is said to have coined the term "skate punk," which was used primarily in the '80s to describe powerful, heavy punk rock. This is a perfect description for local punk legends Drunk Injuns, who are coming up on their 30th year. Donning spooky Indian masks, the band creates a moody sludgy atmosphere as MoFo screams out agonizing lyrics, like in "She Gots a Gun" in which MoFo shares his eyewitness account of a murder in cryptic, but intense lyrics. They also have a more energetic, garage-rock, rebellious side shown in "Question Authority," a minute-long song displaying the frustrations of an average working man fitting into a suffocating corporate job. Fellow local punk legends Los Olvidados also play. (Amulya Datla)
Vocalist Morizen Foche (Aka MoFo) is said to have coined the term "skate punk," which was used primarily in the '80s to describe powerful, heavy punk rock. This is a perfect description for local punk legends Drunk Injuns, who are coming up on their 30th year. Donning spooky Indian masks, the band creates a moody sludgy atmosphere as MoFo screams out agonizing lyrics, like in "She Gots a Gun" in which MoFo shares his eyewitness account of a murder in cryptic, but intense lyrics. They also have a more energetic, garage-rock, rebellious side shown in "Question Authority," a minute-long song displaying the frustrations of an average working man fitting into a suffocating corporate job. Fellow local punk legends Los Olvidados also play. (Amulya Datla)
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