In the mid-2000s, P.J. Hearn got a job working for the government through a local agency.  But things were not as great as they seemed—several months into his tenure, Hearn became aware of some “questionable activity” involving several direct co-workers within his own department.  Ignoring the pleas of those close to him to just “let it go”, Hearn brought his concerns up to his supervisors…and almost immediately became the target of smear campaigns and retaliatory attacks designed to force him out of his job.

Eventually, the plan worked.  But Hearn was not going to go quietly.  Disillusioned and infuriated, he enlisted the help of two friends, and started Leadsucker as a means to cope with his intense rage.

The end result throws subtlety out the window…Leadsucker’s debut album “Burn” is a fierce, unrelenting hardcore punk album that takes no prisoners as it chews through 30 tracks in under 26 minutes.  The failures of American politics are at the forefront, and nothing is off limits:  Politicians are called out by name, government secrets are exposed, and taboo subjects are treated with all the tenderness of a piranha attack.  

This is punk the way it was meant to be: abrasive, corrosive, and confrontational.  It’s that rare work that obliterates party lines to deliver a single, unified message:  That the real battle isn’t between Democrats and Republicans, but rather citizens and their own government.

1.) America Doesn't Give a Fuck About You 
2.) What Rights? 
3.) Every Child Left Behind 
4.) No Quarter for Wild Beasts 
5.) No Intelligence 
6.) State of No Cure 
7.) ThinThread 
8.) The Color of Justice is White 
9.) Gross Incompetence 
10.) Cardinal Sin 
11.) Vitriolage 
12.) The Dangers of Questioning Government Actions 
13.) Never-Ending Cycle 
14.) Armchair Journalism 
15.) Blowback 
16.) Disposition Matrix 
17.) Obituary of the American Dream 
18.) Two Cents Too Many 
19.) You Were Supposed to Die 
20.) Haute Couture 
21.) Collapse 
22.) One Minus One 
23.) An Eye for a Tooth 
24.) Seed of Evil 
25.) Survivor Guilt 
26.) Imaginary Men 
27.) Piss-Ant 
28.) Your Vote Doesn't Mean Shit 
29.) Gag Reflex 
30.) C57BL/6
 
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