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Christ On Parade

A Mind Is a Terrible Thing [ CD / Album ]

A Mind Is a Terrible Thing

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  • Released Date: 25 May 2018

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Christ on Parade's latest album, "A Mind Is A Terrible Thing," is a rollercoaster of punk rock mayhem that will have you headbanging one minute and contemplating the meaning of life the next. The band, known for their politically charged lyrics and relentless energy, does not disappoint on this release.

From the opening track, "Burning Bridges," to the closing anthem, "Revolution Now," Christ on Parade delivers a sonic assault that is both exhilarating and thought-provoking. The guitar riffs are razor-sharp, the drumming is thunderous, and the vocals are raw and impassioned.

Lyrically, the band does not hold back, addressing topics such as social injustice, environmental degradation, and the struggles of the working class. Tracks like "No Truth" and "Dehumanization" hit hard with their powerful messages, while songs like "Chaos Theory" and "A Mind Is A Terrible Thing" showcase the band's musical prowess.

Overall, "A Mind Is A Terrible Thing" is a must-listen for any fan of punk rock. Christ on Parade has once again proven why they are legends in the genre, delivering an album that is equal parts fierce and thought-provoking. Strap in, turn up the volume, and let the chaos ensue.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Teach Your Children Well
2. Joshua Brown
3. Pressure to Succeed
4. TV Media Mass Murder Celebrity
5. Nothing to Live For
6. Rock and Roll Armageddon
7. Twenty Years
8. Everyone's Crazy
9. Riding the Flatlands
10. Kill Your Landlord
11. Stupid Questions (Not to Ask)
12. Self Serving
13. Doctors
14. Dead Meat
15. Life Sucker
16. Power
17. Old Mac Donald's Farm

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About the artist

Christ On Parade

Christ on Parade is the kind of band that makes you want to pogo in your living room while simultaneously contemplating the futility of existence. Hailing from Berkeley, California, these punk rock pioneers have been churning out anthemic, politically charged tunes since the early '80s. Led by frontman Barrie Evans, Christ on Parade burst onto the scene with their ferocious debut EP, "A Mind is a Terrible Thing." Known for their blistering guitar riffs, searing vocals, and incisive lyrics, the band quickly gained a cult following and became synonymous with the vibrant East Bay punk scene. Their debut album, "Sounds of Nature," is a frenetic blast of raw energy and righteous anger, with tracks like "Drop Out" and "Power" serving as punk rock rallying cries for disaffected youth everywhere. But don't let their hardcore ethos fool you – Christ on Parade are also masters of melody, weaving in catchy hooks and infectious choruses that will stay in your head for days. With a sound that combines the urgency of punk with the musicality of hardcore, Christ on Parade have left an indelible mark on the scene, inspiring countless bands to pick up guitars and speak truth to power. So grab your Doc Martens, turn up the volume, and let Christ on Parade soundtrack your revolution. Just don't forget to slam dance responsibly.

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