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Eighteen Visions Premiere New Song “1996”

Eighteen Visions have released a new track called “1996.” James Hart said the following about that:

“It was 1996. At the time, Huntington Beach had no shortage of white supremacists and we were always finding ourselves in a tangle with them. I was serving detention on a Saturday during the first couple of weeks of my senior year in high school. As I entered the detention room I took a shove from one of the nazis we had a beef with that carried over from the previous school year.

The hours couldn’t pass soon enough and as the bell rang I was able to catch him outside where I took him to the ground. Once again, I had gotten the better of him and exposed him and his hateful ideas to those that witnessed the events.

FUCK ALL THAT YOU BELIEVE & FUCK RACISM.”

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PostedJuly 2, 2021
AuthorCaeman Amelio
TagsEighteen Visions, 1996

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