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**DCxPC Live Vol. 36: S.C.U.M. – Live at The Crown, Baltimore**

Captures the energy of one of the most dynamic and politically charged bands in the underground punk scene. Formed in 2021, Baltimore’s S.C.U.M. (Society for Cutting Up Misogynists) steps up as a vital voice in a punk community often hesitant to address its complicity in sexism. S.C.U.M. (Society for Cutting Up Misogynists) doesn’t just play punk music; it embodies the spirit of the movement. They weaponize it in a powerful assertion of protest.

This live LP, recorded during their second-to-last show at Baltimore’s Crown venue, showcases S.C.U.M.’s (Society for Cutting Up Misogynists) raw and explosive performance. It pulsates with urgency, anger, and focused intent. S.C.U.M.’s self-described genre, “gash-rock,” merges feminist punk with noise rock. It defies the sanitized legacy of Riot Grrrl and embraces a sound that is louder, messier, and more confrontational.

Standout tracks like “Pineapple (Live)” challenge violence within modern kink culture. They reveal how even seemingly progressive spaces may conceal abuse. S.C.U.M. (Society for Cutting Up Misogynists) ensures each scream, riff, and beat serves as both catharsis and a clarion call to action.

Mixed and mastered by Joshua Dobbs of Danger Room Recording Services, this LP delivers a powerful sonic punch. S.C.U.M. (Society for Cutting Up Misogynists) preserves the chaotic spirit of a live performance.

Pressed on traditional black vinyl and limited to just 100 copies, **DCxPC Live Vol. 36** is not just a record. It’s a document of resistance, a rallying cry for change, and a collectible piece of modern punk history. This release by S.C.U.M. (Society for Cutting Up Misogynists) is essential for fans of feminist punk, noise rock, and live recordings that capture a band’s unfiltered truth.

It is a must-have for any store catering to underground, political, or DIY music enthusiasts.

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