Punk the Capital: Void and Friends
: 11 minutes
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synopsis
A portrait of DC’s cult hardcore band VOID. They came out of nowhere and became one of the strangest, most intense and influential hardcore bands of all time. Featuring: Henry Rollins, Brian Baker, Jeff Nelson, Don Zientara, Chris Bald, Alec MacKaye, Bert Quieroz, Tom Lyle, Kenny Inouye and VOID members John Weiffenbach and Chris Stover.
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