Sin Dios
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Sin Dios was a hardcore
Hardcore punk
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/anarcho-punk
Anarcho-punk
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 band from Spain that formed in 1988 in Madrid
Madrid
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. Their first gig
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s were held in squatted houses
Squatting
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 (in Spanish
Spanish language
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 Casa Okupa). In 1990 they released their first demo "...Ni amo" which contained 13 tracks and took them to their first tour across Spain
Spain
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 always playing within autonomous and libertarian
Libertarianism
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 surroundings. In 1991 they recorded with another band a split L.P., "Ruido Anticapitalista" (Anticapitalist Noise), produced by the band's Potential Hardcore (alternative label
Independent record label
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). Since then, they have produced five albums and many eps and complitaions. Also been to numerous concert tours across Europe
Europe
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, Latin America
Latin America
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 and Japan
Japan
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On the 30th of July 2006 the band announced that they would "cease its musical activity".
The announcement was followed among other things by
"TO OUR ENEMIES: WE CONTINUE ON OTHER FRONTS"
and by denunciations to the Israeli aggression, American imperialism and the like.

Discography

  • Ruido Anticapitalista (1991)
  • Alerta Antifascista (1993)
  • Guerra, A La Guerra (1997)
  • Solidaridad (1999)
  • Ingobernables (2000)
  • Odio Al Imperio (2002)
  • Recortes de Libertad(2005)


External links

Official site Site about band Page about Sin dios in English
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