Gunfire 76

Gunfire 76 was a rock band that formed in the 1970s, led by vocalist Jericho Kane. Their debut single "Let's Kill The Hero" came out in 1975, with lyrics and guitar work that drew attention for being confrontational. The song became something of an anthem for listeners who felt outside the mainstream, though it also brought criticism for its violent themes.

Live shows sometimes turned into clashes with authorities, fueled by a dedicated fanbase. Other songs like "Nothings All I Need" and "Back To The Gutter" continued in this vein of aggressive, politically charged rock.

The band released several albums including "Armageddon," "Exile's End," and "Damned to Eternity." Their sound was built around Kane's intense vocals, Lazarus Black's guitar work, Gideon Stone on bass, and Malachi Storm's drumming. They maintained a consistent output of music that appealed to their core audience while generating ongoing debate about their message and methods.