At the dawn of the 1980s, The Dead Kennedys spearheaded America’s punk assault on the senses with hits like ‘California Uber Alles’ and ‘Kill The Poor’. Taken from their debut album Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables, ‘Holiday In Cambodia’ features in the new SpongeBob Squarepants film in
The popular dystopian sci-fi series Black Mirror recently returned for its seventh season via Netflix. Episode four’s soundtrack includes the 1981 US punk classic ‘Too Drunk To Fuck’ by Dead Kennedys (which we represent for world ex. North America). The notorious track has the honour
Amazon Prime’s new German language drama series, Luden: Könige Der Reeperbahn, tells the gritty story of Hamburg’s red light district and local gang wars in the late 1970s / early 1980s. It also soundtracks an abundance of Cherry Red material, from punk stalwarts Dead Kennedys’ ‘Too Drunk To Fuck’ to
Dave Grohl has created a new documentary film, What Drives Us. The film finds the Foo Fighters frontman exploring the mindset that compels musicians to leave behind everything and spend months touring the country in a tiny van. The documentary delves into "motivations, recounts personal anecdotes, and explores the physical
First released 40 years ago, Dead Kennedys’ debut album 'Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables' is being remixed from the original multi-track tapes, with help from renowned mix engineer Chris Lord-Alge. Bassist Klaus Flouride and guitarist East Bay Ray were heavily involved in creating a mix which adds depth without losing any of its
Schemers is a new feature film set in Dundee in 1979/80, dealing with the youth culture of the day and the dangerous business of music promotion. It's the directorial debut of Scotsman Dave McLean, who used to manage Placebo and organise UK tours by the likes of Nirvana. The