THANKS TO "BLACK VELVET" MAGAZINE (USA) FOR THE MOA REVIEW...

'Influences - Noise! - Sounds like - an explosion!', says the March of Anger MySpace page. March of Anger are not for the faint of heart that’s for sure. That said, they're easily likeable as their songs contain catchy beats and infectious riffs. The five piece band based in London do have an aggressive element to their sound. Their punk rock also features a futuristic industrial / electro vibe. Jamie on vocals means business when he blisteringly sneers the lyrics. Any band that adds a sampled quote to the start of a song gets the thumbs up from us. They are influenced by The Buzzcocks, Metallica, The Stranglers, Joy Division and Motorhead. (they didn't mention Kraftwerk !)
Like those bands, March of Anger are not new kids on the block and their mature worldly bodies have been around for a while - the band were originally around in the early 90's, although disbanded in 93. Their experience definitely shows in the recording of this four track c.d. though, with it being a high quality recording. Apparently the band barely get along with each other and seldom gig - so chances are, they may never achieve a high level of success despite the promising music laid down on this c.d. It's a shame - but if you yourself are partial to sonically powerful punk with a tribal industrial tinge, this c.d. should keep you company for many a night.

THANKS TO MARTIN WELZEN FROM "MASS MOVEMENT" MAGAZINE...

It’s not easy for a band having a keyboard player in its line up at the end of this decade. There’s always that comparison to bands like InnerPartySystem or Enter Shikari waiting around the corner. Well, March of Anger have NOTHING in common with them. If anything, these guys have stepped back in time blending Killing Joke with Ministry. There’s that same eerie, atmospheric feel, placed on top of a rather monotonous, industrial foundation. Every message, about war and injustice, seems to be backed up by a pile driver forcing the ideas of MOA into your unwilling brain. I’ve got the scars to prove it, and am now a devoted follower of these Londoners. Punk needs a new futuristic face and these fellows are it. Dr Who with a mohawk, inducing a moshpit in the Tardis. Martijn Welzen.

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MARCH OF ANGER'S NEW EP REVIEWED BY THE ORGAN FANZINE!

Brooding big Killing Joke of a thing, yelling at a thousand gods in that defiantly angry way of Killing Joke or maybe Faith No More - no mere clones though, they're doing it their way, their on bite on things. Strong stuff - heavy, powerful, claustrophobic, a sound to drown in - full, dark, impressive old school brooding, boiling, angry, full-bodied drive from South London. Four uncompromising tracks, not a hint of a compromise, a full on global attack and a rather good four track EP.

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MARCH OF ANGER REVIEWED AT www.dieshellsuitdie.co.uk

Sufficiently better than most stuff I have had recently... Click here to read March of Anger's first CD review courtesy of: www.dieshellsuitdie.co.uk

MATT ECCLESTONE SADLY PASSES AWAY

We've just heard that Matt, the original March of Anger drummer, passed away this morning (16.7.09). Jamie, Ed, Iain, Jon and Pablo send all their love to his family.

Matt will forever be March of Anger. He defines the sound and epitomises the spirit. He lives forever!

MARCH OF ANGER GUESTBOOK NOW AVAILABLE!

The March of Anger Guestbook is now up and running. Click here to access the "Tribe" area to add yourself to the guestbook.

RARE MARCH OF ANGER "BEAUTIFUL WORLD" EP AVAILABLE

Attention! Rare copies of March of Anger's "Beautiful World" mini-album available on vinyl from Vinyl Tap Records. Click here for more information...

NOTICE!

The Fighting Cocks gig on the 12.12.08 has been cancelled. Apparently, we got dumped for a "named" band. Apologies for this - it was a venue decision. See you all in 2009!

"BLOOD FOREVERMORE" PLAYED ON GARY BUSHELL'S PODCAST!

March of Anger on www.totalrock.com Click here to listen to the Rancid Sounds Best Unsigned and Independent Bands of 2008/09 Podcast.