In 1999, the band recorded their debut album, The First Conspiracy , with G7 Welcoming Committee Records . While not a commercial success, the album gained the band recognition from the punk label Burning Heart Records , which had previously released records by some of the members’ earlier bands. In 2000, they released Survival Sickness . Widely regarded as one of the finest examples of situationist-influenced punk rock , Survival Sickness showcased the band’s revolutionary ideology with biting lyrics and infectious rhythms. Many of the lyrics were drawn directly from the writings of the Situationist International, particularly Raoul Vaneigem ‘s The Revolution of Everyday Life .
recorded their debut album, The First Conspiracy
Written by
in