udden Death Records is ecstatic to announce the release of We
Come in Peace, the new studio album from Canada’s legendary punk
pioneers.
DOA’s 14th studio album takes a determined political stance with
the songs “We Occupy,” “Dirty Bastards,” “We’re Bloodied But Unbowed” and a cover of Toxic Reasons’ classic “War Hero.” We Come
in Peace also features a heavy slice of ska, reggae and dub with
tracks like “Walk Through This World.” You’ll also get your head
ripped clean off on the crushing anthems “Boneyard,” “Bring Out
Your Dead” and “Who the Hell Do You Think You Are.”
Canada’s godfather of hardcore punk Joe Keithley also got some
cool friends to sing on the record—Jello Biafra, Ben Kowalewicz
(Billy Talent) and Hugh Dillon (Headstones)—and DOA also recorded a great version of The Beatles’ “Revolution.” It’s now a real barnburner! Already drawing early raves, We Come In Peace is a soon-tobe classic DOA release.
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