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All Ages
All Ages formed in San Francisco in 1985, a group of high school friends who started playing punk shows around local clubs. Their sound pulled from hardcore...
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All Ages formed in San Francisco in 1985, a group of high school friends who started playing punk shows around local clubs. Their sound pulled from hardcore and metal, with loud guitars and raw vocals that matched the energy of their live sets.
Their songs like 'Dirty' and 'Sexism Disguised As Tradition' didn't shy away from explicit or confrontational topics, which sometimes drew attention beyond the music itself. They put out records like 'No Way for a Girl' in 1986 and 'Death to False Metal' the following year, keeping a steady pace through the late '80s.
They played shows with bands like Bad Religion and the Dead Kennedys, staying active on the circuit while their lyrics continued to address rebellion and personal frustration without much filter.
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