The (International) Noise Conspiracy

Genre: Garage Rock Revival

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Soon after the demise of anarcho-Hardcore band Refused, vocalist and writer Dennis Lyxzen formed the (International) Noise Conspiracy as a continuing platform for his Situationist rants. Though certainly informed by the visceral confrontation of Hardcore, the band's sound is more of a revved-up 1960s Garage Rock revivalism, complete with smoldering rock 'n' roll riffs and party-time organ lines. More than a great rock band, TINC are designed as a living revolutionary act. Lyrics focus on subverting the personal and professional alienation brought on by global capitalism through active living -- fusing words and action into a statement of lifestyle. The revolution of everyday life never sounded so good.

- Doug Russell

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		Imposter Costume (2:56)
		Washington Bullets (2:28)
		Up For Sale (3:27)
		A Northwest Passage (3:55)
		God In Charge
		Airports (1:56)
		(I've Got) Survival Sickness (4:10)
		The Subversive Sound (2:37)
		Survival Sickness, (I've Got) (4:08)
		The Reproduction Of Death (3:44)
		Intermission (2:19)
		Only Lovers Left Alive (2:41)
		Do I Have To Spell It Out? (3:58)
		Enslavement Blues (3:16)
		Ready Steady Go! (4:15)
		Do U Know My Name (2:11)
		I Swear If You Do (2:20)
		The First Conspiracy (1:14)
		Introduction To... (2:31)
		The Black Mask (2:23)

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		Do I Have To Spell It Out? (3:58)
		Imposter Costume (2:55)
		Will It Ever Be Quiet? (3:45)
		Smash It Up (3:11)
		The Subversive Sound (2:37)
		I Wanna Know About U (2:30)
		The Reproduction Of Death (3:44)