Total Massacre Los Angeles, California
“Total Massacre have a directness and simplicity that is kind of a lost art these days; it was a
hallmark of the
punk scene back in the 1980’s and is what gave the music of that era the
immediacy that inspired young people to engage in acts of resistance to fascism. We need more
of that.”
– Chris Hannah, Propagandhi.
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