On Hollywood Tee Dead Kennedys Holiday In Cambodia S/S (Black)
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The On Hollywood Tee Dead Kennedys Holiday In Cambodia S/S (Black) is a tribute to the provocative spirit of the Dead Kennedys. This short-sleeve black tee showcases a bold graphic inspired by the band's iconic "Holiday in Cambodia" single. The design features a high-contrast image of a chaotic scene, encapsulating the song's intense themes. The band's distinct logo is prominently displayed, reinforcing its rebellious aesthetic. Crafted from premium 100% cotton, this tee offers both comfort and durability, making it a staple for fans of punk rock and edgy fashion.
Dead Kennedys, formed in 1978 in San Francisco, are renowned for their satirical and politically charged lyrics that critique social and political issues. Fronted by Jello Biafra, the band's debut single, "Holiday in Cambodia," released in 1980, is one of their most acclaimed tracks, known for its scathing commentary on Western complacency and the Khmer Rouge regime. The Dead Kennedys' fusion of hardcore punk energy with incisive social commentary has cemented their legacy in punk rock history.
The Dead Kennedys have left an indelible mark on skate culture, with their music frequently featured in various skate videos. Notable examples include:
Zero - Promo (2006): The montage features "Moon Over Marin," aligning the band's raw energy with dynamic skateboarding sequences.
Western World - Awaysted (2016): Adam Anorga's segment includes "In-Sight," showcasing the seamless integration of the Dead Kennedys' music into the skateboarding milieu.
1031 - Bleed For Me (2006): The intro features "Bleed For Me," setting an intense tone for the video.
Zero - No Cash Value (2014): Garrett Hill and the team's segment is set to "MTV, Get Off The Air," reflecting the band's anti-establishment ethos.
H-Street - Next Generation (1992): A montage features "Moon Over Marin," highlighting the band's longstanding influence in skate media.
Gravity - Flow (2003): Sergio Yuppie's part includes "California Über Alles," merging the band's rebellious spirit with skateboarding prowess.
Transworld - Interface (1997): A montage features "Moon Over Marin," underscoring the band's resonance within the skateboarding community.
XYZ - Meet Your Maker: The soundtrack includes multiple Dead Kennedys tracks such as "Kill The Poor," "Forward To Death," and "California Über Alles," emphasizing the band's pervasive presence in skate culture.
Church of Skatan - Wild In The Streets (1998): An untitled section features "Riot," aligning the band's intense sound with the video's high-energy skateboarding.
Death - Escape From Boredom (2005): Nick Zorlac's segment is set to "Nazi Punks Fuck Off," reflecting the band's confrontational style.
These instances highlight the Dead Kennedys' enduring impact on skateboarding media, seamlessly merging their powerful music with the sport's dynamic visuals.
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