Leftover Crack
Leftover Crack formed in 1998 after the New York hardcore band Choking Victim ended. The group centered around vocalist Stza Crack, with Brad Logan on guitar,...
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Leftover Crack formed in 1998 after the New York hardcore band Choking Victim ended. The group centered around vocalist Stza Crack, with Brad Logan on guitar, Ezra Kire on bass, and Alec Baillie on drums. Their early material like 'Mediocre Generica' from 1999 established their approach.
Their sound mixed hardcore punk with ska and folk elements, delivered with a raw aggression. Songs like 'Gay Rude Boys Unite' and 'Atheist Anthem' carried politically charged lyrics that tackled social justice and anti-capitalist themes. This directness, combined with energetic live shows, defined their presence.
They released albums including 'Fuck World Trade' in 2001 and 'Constructive Criticism' in 2007. Tracks such as 'Heroin or Suicide?' and 'Nobody is Free' continued their focus on personal struggle and systemic critique.
The band's lineup shifted over time, with Chris Gustafson joining on guitar. They put out records like 'Rude System' in 2010 and 'Fuckworld Trade, Again' in 2015, maintaining their abrasive blend of styles and lyrical intensity.
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