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Theatre Of Hate
Theatre of Hate formed after punk's initial wave, with Kirk Brandon leading the group. They put out albums like 'Westworld' in 1982 and 'He Who Dares Wins'...
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Americanas
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Conquistador
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Do You Believe In The Westworld?
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Eastword
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Incinerator
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Americanas
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Conquistador
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Do You Believe In The Westworld?
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Eastword
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Incinerator
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Legion
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Nero
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Original Sin
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Propaganda
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Rebel Without a Brain
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The Klan
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The Wake
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Theatre of Hate formed after punk's initial wave, with Kirk Brandon leading the group. They put out albums like 'Westworld' in 1982 and 'He Who Dares Wins' the following year. Their single 'Conquistador' became a notable track, addressing Spanish colonialism in a sparse, atmospheric way.
Their stage shows sometimes included Nazi imagery, which sparked debate along with lyrics touching on fascism and violence. This confrontational approach drew both criticism and a dedicated following during their active years in the early to mid-1980s.
Other songs like 'Do You Believe In The Westworld?' and 'Incinerator' reflected their post-punk sound, tense, rhythmic, and lyrically direct. The band's lineup included Stan Stammers and Billy Duffy on guitar at different points.
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