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The Gods Hate Kansas
The Gods Hate Kansas came out of the early 2000s punk underground with a raw, confrontational sound. Their song 'Everyone Wants To Be a Cop' became something...
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Everyone Wants To Be a Cop
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Fuck Art, Let´s Dance
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Gorilla Suits Are Expensive These Days
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In Through The Cat Door
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It´s Not The Caffeine, It´s The Sugar
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Not Paul Simon
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The Gods Hate Kansas came out of the early 2000s punk underground with a raw, confrontational sound. Their song 'Everyone Wants To Be a Cop' became something of an anthem for listeners who felt pushed aside by authority. They released three albums: 'Burn Baby Burn' first, then 'Holy Shit,' and finally 'Kill a Cop.'
The band's lineup was Scott Vogel on vocals, Cory Dinh on guitar, Jesse Johnson on bass, and Adam Pierce on drums. Their live shows were known for being intense, and they often drew protests and police attention. Other songs like 'Fuck Art, Let's Dance' and 'Gorilla Suits Are Expensive These Days' kept up their aggressive, politically charged style.
They didn't last all that long as a band, but their three records and those volatile shows left a clear impression on that corner of punk. The music stays blunt and unapologetic, the kind of thing that either grabs you immediately or pushes you away.
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