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Punk rock riot DIY alternative indie noise anarcho pop from portugal. we want to help destroy musical business, not feeding the Mob! we're VIOLENCIA VIOLETA (VIOLENT VIOLET) and we grow in the sewers of europe, some people call it portugal.... We started mainly by the fusion of two bands (Mr. Ed Figadus & Bruce lose) with the same problem... there was no drummer... so João (who was in both bands playing guitar/bass) jumped to the drums and joined Mourinho(mr. ed figadus) on guitar and Luis(ba...
Punk rock riot DIY alternative indie noise anarcho pop from portugal. we want to help destroy musical business, not feeding the Mob! we're VIOLENCIA VIOLETA (VIOLENT VIOLET) and we grow in the sewers of europe, some people call it portugal.... We started mainly by the fusion of two bands (Mr. Ed Figadus & Bruce lose) with the same problem... there was no drummer... so João (who was in both bands playing guitar/bass) jumped to the drums and joined Mourinho(mr. ed figadus) on guitar and Luis(ba...
Punk rock riot DIY alternative indie noise anarcho pop from portugal. we want to help destroy musical business, not feeding the Mob! we're VIOLENCIA VIOLETA (VIOLENT VIOLET) and we grow in the sewers of europe, some people call it portugal.... We started mainly by the fusion of two bands (Mr. Ed Figadus & Bruce lose) with the same problem... there was no drummer... so João (who was in both bands playing guitar/bass) jumped to the drums and joined Mourinho(mr. ed figadus) on guitar and Luis(ba...
STEVE LIEBERMAN THE GANGSTA RABBI
Steve Lieberman (born 1958) (also known as the Gangsta Rabbi) is a Jewish-American punk rock singer, musician, composer and producer residing in Freeport, New Y Steve Lieberman (born 1958) (also known as the Gangsta Rabbi) is a Jewish-American punk rock singer, musician, composer and producer residing in Freeport, New York. Considered an outsider musician,[1] 'walking the line between insanity and genious [sic]',[2] partially attributed to his lifelong struggle with bipolar disorder,[3] he ha...
