Antiseen

Antiseen's destructo-punk racket has been going strong now for 22 years. In that time, they have made their mark in numerous outrageous ways. Mighty Joe Young even managed to run as a Libertarian candidate for North Carolina state representative in 2000. No shit. And they always manage to pay a...

By Abel Folgar

February 24, 2005

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Antiseen's destructo-punk racket has been going strong now for 22 years. In that time, they have made their mark in numerous outrageous ways. Mighty Joe Young even managed to run as a Libertarian candidate for North Carolina state representative in 2000. No shit. And they always manage to pay a visit to sunny South Florida every couple of years to play for their friend Tom Smokedog's birthday at Churchill's. Sharing the stage this time around will be Blowfly (recently signed to Alternative Tentacles) and King Coleman and the Creepy T's.

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