Protest Songs 85-86

Ah, STONE THE CROWZ, a band name that sounds like it was plucked straight from the annals of 80s metal lore. Their latest creation, "Protest Songs 85-86" on delicious white vinyl, is a nostalgic trip back to the glory days of punk and protest rock. From the opening track, "Revolution Is A Slippery Slope", STONE THE CROWZ take us on a raucous journey through political turmoil and social unrest. The distorted guitars and pounding drums create a sound that is both heavy and infectious, perfect for getting your punk rock groove on. One standout track is "Thatcher's Nightmare", a scathing critique of the Iron Lady herself. The biting lyrics and blistering guitar riffs make it clear that STONE THE CROWZ have no qualms about calling out the powers that be. But it's not all doom and gloom on this album. Tracks like "Party Like It's 1985" and "Rebel Without A Cause" inject some much-needed levity into the mix, showing that STONE THE CROWZ know how to have a good time amidst all the chaos. Overall, "Protest Songs 85-86" is a rollicking good time that will have you banging your head and raising your fist in solidarity. STONE THE CROWZ may be harking back to the past, but their message is just as relevant today. So grab your white vinyl copy, turn up the volume, and let STONE THE CROWZ take you on a wild ride through the anarchic world of protest rock.