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Mark Noah, singer of the Anti-Heros, owns GMM Records. GMM Records released some of the [[Dropkick Murphys]] earliest recordings as well as the likes of bands such as [[Iron Cross (band)]], [[Oxymoron (band)]], [[Agnostic Front]], [[The Ducky Boys]], Patriot, Whiskey Rebels, [[Templars]], [[Deadline]], [[One Way System]] among others. |
Mark Noah, singer of the Anti-Heros, owns GMM Records. GMM Records released some of the [[Dropkick Murphys]] earliest recordings as well as the likes of bands such as [[Iron Cross (band)]], [[Oxymoron (band)]], [[Agnostic Front]], [[The Ducky Boys]], Patriot, Whiskey Rebels, [[Templars]], [[Deadline]], [[One Way System]] among others. |
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The Anti-Heros were involved in a law-suit against [[New Line Cinema]] for using the band's logo in the film [[American History X]] against the bands will (as they did not want to be assosciated with white supremacists, something they had been vocally against since the band |
The Anti-Heros were involved in a law-suit against [[New Line Cinema]] for using the band's logo in the film [[American History X]] against the bands will (as they did not want to be assosciated with white supremacists, something they had been vocally against since the band's inception). The logo was removed after the lawsuit from all subsequent releases of the film. |
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Their 1999 release "Underneath the Underground" was produced by [[Lars Fredrickson]] of [[Rancid]] fame. |
Their 1999 release "Underneath the Underground" was produced by [[Lars Fredrickson]] of [[Rancid]] fame. |
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The Anti-Heros were an American Oi! or Streetpunk band formed in 1984 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. They took a hiatus from 1989-1993, but continued to record and play concerts through the early 2000s. The Anti-Heros are considered to be among the first and most popular of the American bands in this musical genre.
Mark Noah, singer of the Anti-Heros, owns GMM Records. GMM Records released some of the Dropkick Murphys earliest recordings as well as the likes of bands such as Iron Cross (band), Oxymoron (band), Agnostic Front, The Ducky Boys, Patriot, Whiskey Rebels, Templars, Deadline, One Way System among others.
The Anti-Heros were involved in a law-suit against New Line Cinema for using the band's logo in the film American History X against the bands will (as they did not want to be assosciated with white supremacists, something they had been vocally against since the band's inception). The logo was removed after the lawsuit from all subsequent releases of the film.
Their 1999 release "Underneath the Underground" was produced by Lars Fredrickson of Rancid fame.
Discography
That's Right! on LINK Records -1987
Don't Tread On Me on LINK Records -1988
Election Day 7" on GMM Records - 1992
That's Right!/Don't Tread On Me multi-CD on GMM Records - 1994
Murder One mini-CD on GMM Records - 1995
American Pie CD and LP on Taaang! Records - 1996
Live on a Five 5" on Headache Records - 1997
Truck Stop Toilet split 7" with Blanks 77 on Radical Records - 1997
Anti-Heros vs. Dropkick Murphy's split on TKO Records - 1998
Underneath the Underground on GMM Records - 1999
Compilation Appearances
U.S. of Oi!, Volume 1 on LINK Records
U.S. of Oi!, Volume 2 on GMM Records
Oi! That's What I Call Music! on LINK Records
Oi! Glorious Oi! on LINK Records
Drunk and Disorderly on Step-1 Records
Backstreets of American Oi! on Sta-Prest Records.
Punk Uprisings Volume 2
Skins and Pins on GMM Records
Punch Drunk on TKO Recordsl