Racetraitor
Racetraitor formed in Minneapolis in 2001 with Scott Vogel on vocals, Matt Million on guitar, and Steve Moore on drums. They came up through the hardcore punk...
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Racetraitor formed in Minneapolis in 2001 with Scott Vogel on vocals, Matt Million on guitar, and Steve Moore on drums. They came up through the hardcore punk scene, playing shows that earned them a reputation for intensity and political conviction.
Their early albums like "Burn the Idol" from 2002 and "In on the Killtaker" the following year delivered raw, aggressive music that confronted racism and bigotry directly. The songs weren't subtle, but they weren't meant to be.
In 2005, they released "Broken Dust," which included the title track that showed a different side of the band. It was more personal, dealing with Vogel's experiences with mental health and addiction. The album still had their political edge, but it felt more introspective than their earlier work.
Their lyrics and live performances often drew criticism from various quarters, with some accusing them of promoting violence.
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