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Stumpfucker 4:520:00/4:52
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Horse 4:320:00/4:32
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November 22nd 3:390:00/3:39
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Typical Henry 2:200:00/2:20
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Something's Rotten 0:410:00/0:41
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Candi's 49th Birthdaze Party
It's been a while since we did a show for many, many reasons, but we are dusting off our costumes, gathering up our frilly bits and getting back on a stage to do a show for you on 10th April 2021. The date is the 49th birthdaze celebration of the one and only Candiflp Blackwood (dog rest his whole) and we hope to have a show streaming at 10 pm. Expect to see your everloving players in the anarchistwood survivors group including Scarlett half-goy pussy-magnet Carsen on drums and nippleclamps, Mitch J Flacko on bass and vox, T-Red on holy Mary guitar and vox, David "The Wasp" Kahl on guitar and mean looks plus funkcutter on vox, trumpet and tranquilizers... plus appearances from Hyel Blodwen Blackood, Punkvert VJs, Black Triangle Films crews and all the spirits that fight the demons, that try at times to control out minds.
fear is the mind killer video release
MAY DAY 2020 Track Listing
Mayday - anarchistwood - words Peter Linebaugh - “Sine On, Mr Lovely” EXGR8LP8
Smiley - anarchistwood from forthcoming album “Chiasmata” EXGR8LP23
666 Rock n Roll Band - bastardisation mix by anarchistwood
Don't - anarchistwood from forthcoming album “Chiasmata” EXGR8LP23
Demon Kills - anarchistwood from forthcoming album “Chiasmata” EXGR8LP23
For what it's worth (Buffalo Springfield) anarchistwood - Maelific Jester mix
Alien Nation- anarchistwood from forthcoming album “Chiasmata” EXGR8LP23
Supercrash - anarchistwood - “The Nasty Album” EXGR8LP7
I Ain't Marching Anymore - (Phil Ochs) - anarchistwood - a live favourite
anarchistwood
"anarchistwood aren’t a screeching anti everything band, they take that hippy/punk union of subversive chaotic love and peace and ally it to a musically proficient and tight sound that can veer between out and out punk to a Gang of Four funk or a Zappa style shift of rhythm. Add to this a clever use of sound bites and vocals that switch between anger and beauty, and you have a whole record that is bigger than its parts."
Recent review of The Nasty Album by Mark Ray at Louder Than War Read the full text here.