Gabe Colhoff OF 1876
Gabe Colhoff
Gabe Colhoff (@1876band) joins The Commod Pod to talk about being a glistening CTY NDN standing at 6’3″ with a gin chin, pecs dancin, aaaand he’s pretty much the shape of a V… if that’s what you’re into.
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Indigenous punk
Bruin strums up focus on Indigenous punk music through band, online archive – Daily Bruin
Kristen Martinez has always lived with a punk mindset. The doctoral student in the Department of Musicology is balancing a range of projects centered on Indigenous punk music. A descendant of the Yaqui people of Sonora, Mexico, Martinez created the Indigenous Punks Archive on Instagram with her research, and she is a vocalist for the punk band Observer Syndrome.
Indigenous punk
Crushing Colonialism welcomes you to the third installment of our Decolonized Beatz Virtual Performance Series!
Our #DecolonizedBeatz series showcases the many different styles, taste and avenues in which Indigenous Folks express ourselves. For the month of July, we are joined by Adrian Rollins and his band Fight the Future.
Adrian Rollins is a Mexica (Meh-chi-ka) tribal member from the Calpulli Yauquisque and Teokalli clans. He currently resides in Salt Lake Lake City Utah with his wife and two kids. Adrian has performed in a number of bands over the decades, spanning several genres (metal, punk, hardcore). He is also a songwriter and political activist.
Presently, he plays guitar in a politically charged hardcore band called Social Stigma, as well as in a punk band called Fight The Future. Both bands have released EPs on streaming services such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Bandcamp.
Fight The Future will be touring the East coast this fall. In any musical endeavours, Adrian carries his heritage and Native pride with him.
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Punk and indigenous activism
A great podcast featuring punk musician and indigenous activist Klee Benally
Episode 6 – The Future Is Our Relative: Klee Benally
“Colonization is and always has been war” What better time than the week of so-called Thanksgiving to highlight Indigenous power and culture – to look to the future through a decolonizing lens that demands nothing less than the abolition of all oppressive systems? Klee Benally is an Indigenous anarchist, artist and agitator.