Kalashnikov Collective cover The Mob’s No Doves Fly Here with haunting turned up to eleven.
From the Kalashnikov collective’s album “Living in a psycho-caos era” (DIY 2010).
Kalashnikov were born in 1996 on the dirty floor of a squat in Milan, to give vent to the adolescent restlessness of three guys with their ears clogged by Wretched, Bad Religion and Clash. Under the drunkenness of the heavenly libertarian nectar and rejecting the ruling alternative thrash music, Kalashnikov are created with the wish to put together their own utopias and passion. Through the years there were many changes either in the line-up, or in our music and our lyrics, but anyway some features have lasted: Kalashnikov have always played a concentration of melodic and fast music with high libertarian spirit, following the path of DIY.
More details on the official website HERE
David M
October 10, 2010 at 1:50 amTerrific band. Folks, if they’re so inclined, should check ’em out via their MySpace page here: http://www.myspace.com/kalashnikovcollective Picked up full length Dreams For Super-Defeated Heroes through Chaos Rurale couple years ago.
Jean del Frio
November 23, 2010 at 6:33 amWow, great cover. Great other stuff too, if you check out their “live at Death Church” video there at the bottom of in the row of little box thingies at the end of the “No Doves Fly Here” cover.
One thing that bothers me though, about the video, is that we see, basically a nuclear landscape, of detonations and ruins, of extreme long shots of nuclear blasts, but they don’t depict the terror it inflicts on humanity, almost making it nuclear film art, unintentionally of course, but still, it’s gross somehow.
Justin Sane
July 25, 2012 at 6:49 pmThanks for posting this – an excellent band I hadn’t heard before. Looks like you can download their songs on their website too. Way to go!