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Defiance, from the underground hardcore and punk movement, left an indelible mark on the music industry with their violent sound that often reflected society’s hardships. The band’s 1989 album ‘Product of Society’ shows their concept of questioning standards and criticizing daily life. Few records capture defiance with such irrepressible intensity. The late ’80s punk/thrash hybrid band Defiance was known for its powerful instrumentals and passionate lyrics.
Like similar albums from the same age, the record bravely tackles social issues, which makes it appealing. Compare Coroner’s “No More Colour” album to “Product of Society”‘s urgency. Coroner, a Swiss thrash metal band, has breakthrough technical skill and some songs about serious issues. The complementing mixture of violence and commentary made both albums popular with their target populations.
Defiance was committed to their mission beyond music. The band’s ‘Product of Society’ t-shirt and other merchandise represented its principles. Fans proudly wore these shirts as symbols of defiance, individualism, and style. The band’s scruffy appearance and bold graphics on the shirt express their raw enthusiasm. Fans could support the band’s mission of questioning social norms with posters and pins with similar themes.
This kind of social conversation was prevalent before Defiance. Urban life and American youth angst were also covered by D.R.I. and Suicidal Tendencies. Like D.R.I., Defiance plays hardcore punk with faster thrash (particularly on “Crossover”). Their blend of genres and concentration on social discontent provided a compelling soundtrack for a generation facing social issues.
Defiance merchandise like their t-shirt strengthened these ties. To openly display their beliefs, punk supporters wore the ‘Product of Society’ t-shirt, which often had eye-catching images and statements. Fans needed band-logo hats and patches to show their punk identities. Wearing band merch was a badge of honour and a statement against the current quo.
Defiance-influenced bands arose as the underground movement grew. “Product of Society” inspires musicians like Sick of It All with its raw energy and political fury. Their CD ‘Just Look Around’ continues Defiance’s strong sound while emphasizing social awareness and personal storytelling.
Punks and hardcore fans became closer after buying ‘Product of Society’ apparel. The band’s t-shirt symbolized rebellion and unity. Limited edition pins and album cover posters allow fans to connect with the music and its message while supporting their favourite artists and embracing culture. Defiance and its marketing strengthen its punk and hardcore influence.
Defiance’s 1989 album “Product of Society” changed music forever. They inspired countless musicians with their dynamic soundscapes and insightful lyrics. T-shirts and pins helped fans celebrate the band’s influence and build community in a thriving culture. The music and merchandise left an enduring impression on hardcore and punk musicians worldwide.
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