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jesus-crust-loves-u · 10 months

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update on my jacket

#crustpunk #hardcore punk #punk diy #dbeatrawpunk #discharge #nausea #dystopia #choking victim #diy punk #punk jacket

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brandoooom · 1 month

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Leftöver Crack rehearsing in LA before tour this week.

The current lineup is:

Scott Sturgeon / Stza: vocals and keys

Tibbie Skye West: vocals

Talon Demeo: guitar

Skunk Chellovek: guitar

Marc Cody: bass

Aaron Garcia: drums

Photographs by Brandon Tauszik

#leftöver crack #punk rock #anarcho punk #choking victim #brandon tauszik #Stza

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funfettified · 6 months

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#lucky stars #moodboard #morute #dollette #creepycute #choking victim #i met skwert gunn (drummer of choking victim) a couple times he rad as hell ^___^#ribbon #girlcore

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svetzzi · 1 year

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new boy

#diy or die #diy punk #chat pile #acid bath #gulch #choking victim #svetzstuff

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ender-bugg · 1 month

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making cds of my band's demo (which you should totally listen to I scream about being transgender and killing nazis and pedophiles)

#crust punk #dbeatrawpunk #noise music #noisecore #crust pants #d beat #crust+punk #diy #crack rock steady #skacore #choking victim #Bandcamp

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san--jose--sharpedos · 3 months

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Let me tell you, i was NOT expecting Choking Victim to sound the way it does

#Choking Victim

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crackdaddycaine · 2 months

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About the Leftöver Crack song “Shooticide” & its inspiration by Stza Crack

When I was 12, my step-father killed himself & the news was broken to me by an NYPD officer that was just inside of the apartment door when I got home from school. I was shocked, saddened & surprised. It felt like an ambush & they had no business being in our home. It was not a crime scene & was it the officers place to tell me this news when my mom was already there?

Growing up a block from Bellevue hospital, I saw police corruption, brutality & the victims of their violence up close all of the time & although I was “taught” that the police were there only to help us, as I grew, I soon learned to only loathe & fear them.

In 2014, with the public's access to video camera's on their smart-phones & with the advent & simplification of social media posting, holding police accountable for murdering people seemed to almost become a reality when news coverage momentarily shifted from the police departments “official” stories to the documented stories of civilian eye-witnesses. The evident & widespread abuse of police power & their flagrant lack of respect for human life started to trend until it was part of mainstream media & and unavoidable national conversation.

Then, all of a sudden, the "fad" waned, the media moved on to something else & nothing changed at all. Mandatory body cameras were either not worn or routinely shut off &/or "broken" at critical moments during confrontations with often unarmed black individuals many of whom were not even suspects in any crime.

With the botched “no-knock” raid that left Breonna Taylor murdered that March in Kentucky to the surfacing of footage of Sandra Bland’s arrest in Texas years earlier that led most people to the conclusion that she was murdered by the same police that had her detained illegally in a jail cell, by the time that George Floyd was murdered in Minneapolis, the people witnessing his mistreatment knew what to do & their film proved what most of us already knew, that the police were cruel & sadistic, but, as filming police violations became the norm & police started going on public trials for murder, the disturbing trend became more & more evident: the police were not only poorly trained & often racially motivated, but, time & time again, they explained that they were "scared". Now, this could seem like a "strategy" to get a police officer out of a murder charge, but, in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting & in light of the evacuations of their own precincts during national anti-police protests in major cities like Minneapolis & Seattle, even leaving behind guns, ammo & prisoners without food or water, a veritable checklist of state-irresponsibility, it became painfully obvious that police were very rarely "heroic" & almost always cowards.

Shooticide is about how the police in America have undermined their own authority by "outing" themselves as terrified of just about everything & that the farce of the slogan "to protect & serve" only applies to themselves & that 9 times out of 10, when they have their guns drawn, they are all pissing themselves in panic & afraid of their own shadows. Emptying their clips & their bladders simultaneously.

That's why "Defunding" the police is such an ill conceived idea (besides the fact that one vowel changed turns that slogan into “Defend the Police”, coincidence? Nobody’s that stupid, not even the cops), when these officers are so badly trained, less money means even less training. We believe that fundamentally, in its wide-spread corruption & systemic racism, policing needs to be abolished & people need to figure out a way to elect folks from their own communities to actually keep "the peace" instead of sowing chaos & fear through corruption & violence. The war on drugs needs to be suspended & condemned. And the judicial system needs to be reimagined & not as the even less equitable, zero tolerance of the cancel culture that is an essentially fascist style of moral policing that relies entirely on one person’s own testimony while ignoring any & all forensic evidence & the testimony of the only other witness present. Corruption & injustice collide with social media & the back lash of moral outrage & misinformation that used to set the dissenting & bigoted right apart from logical thinkers, but is now reserved for leftist activists in a political ruse to destroy us & our goals.

These are the themes in the song lyrics of “Shooticide”.