Biography

Making their debut at a local Pittsburgh radio station in 1993, Anti-Flag got together for the sake of expressing their disgust at religion, nationalism, and fascism. In 1997, after releasing a handful of singles, opening for their idols the U.K. Subs, the Exploited, and the Circle Jerks, and briefly touring the East Coat (which led to the departure of Andy Flag) Die for the Government was released, and 20,000 copies, four bassists, and four North American tours later, Anti-Flag gained their reputation for recapturing the old-school ethics of punk: fast, loud, obnoxious, and anti-everything that ends with an "ism." ~ Mike DaRonco

Top Tracks

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• 1 Trillion Dollar$

• 911 For Peace

• Cities Burn

• Corporate Rock Still Sucks

• Hymn For The Dead

• I'd Tell You But...

• No Paradise

• No War Without Warriors (how Do You Sleep?)

• The Economy Is Suffering... Let It Die

• The W.t.o. Kills Farmers

• Turncoat

• We Want To Be Free

• You Are Fired (take This Job, Ah, Fuck It)

Discography

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• The People or the Gun

  Side One Dummy

  2009

• The Bright Lights of America [Untitled 13th]

  RCA

  2008

• A Benefit for Victims of Violent Crime

  A-F Records

  2007

• Mobilize

  A-F Records

  2002

• Underground Network

  Fat Wreck Chords

  2001

• A New Kind of Army

  Go-Kart Records / Go Kart

  1999

• Their System Doesn't Work for You

  A-F Records

  1998

• Die for the Government

  New Red Archives

  1996