Fugazi
Washington DC band led by Ian MacKaye and Guy Picciotto, pairing taut, dub-influenced post-hardcore with a strict DIY ethic: five-dollar all-ages shows and records on Dischord.
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About Fugazi
Fugazi brought together Ian MacKaye, formerly of Minor Threat, and Guy Picciotto of Rites of Spring, with Joe Lally on bass and Brendan Canty on drums. Lally's melodic, reggae-informed basslines gave the band much of its spring, while the two guitarists traded jagged, interlocking parts and shouted vocals. Albums such as 'Repeater', 'In on the Kill Taker' and 'Red Medicine' made them central to post-hardcore.
They went on indefinite hiatus after 'The Argument' in 2001. Hundreds of their soundboard recordings have since been made available through the Fugazi Live Series, and Jem Cohen's documentary 'Instrument' follows the band across its first decade.
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Is Fugazi playing any festivals?
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What kind of music does Fugazi play?
Fugazi plays alternative, post-hardcore and post-punk.
When did Fugazi form?
Fugazi formed in Washington, D.C. in 1986.
What was Fugazi's first album?
Fugazi's first album was Repeater (1990). The latest is The Argument (2001).